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Good Food

Market Report

Laura Avery is the Market Manager at the Wednesday Santa Monica Farmers’ Market. This week she talks to Margarita Smith from Mud Creek Ranch. They grow over 500 varieties of citrus on their organic farm in Santa Paula.

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By Evan Kleiman • Feb 13, 2015 • 1 min read

Laura Avery is the Market Manager at the Wednesday Santa Monica Farmers’ Market. This week she talks to Margarita Smith from Mud Creek Ranch. They grow over 500 varieties of citrus on their organic farm in Santa Paula.

Ari Taymor, chef-owner of Alma in Downtown LA, is a fan of the citrus from Mud Creek Ranch. This week he’s featuring Cara Caras, blood oranges, tangerines and a hard to find variety called Marrakesh Limonetta on his menu.

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    Evan Kleiman

    host 'Good Food'

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    Supervising Producer, Good Food

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    Laura Avery

    Santa Monica Farmers' Market

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