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“From Oaxaca to the Soil — A Journey of Roots”

Celsa’s Backstory

Celsa grew up in the valleys of Oaxaca, where the land teaches you before any school does. Her grandmother's hands knew every herb by touch, every season by scent. The Milpa — corn, beans, and squash growing together — was not just agriculture. It was philosophy.

When she arrived to California, Celsa carried those teachings in her soul. When she saw the opportunity to build an organic farm — not just a plot of earth, but a stage for her culture — a place where Oaxacan soil could meet Californian sun and produce something extraordinary that brings connection to her legacy.

"When I plant a seed, I am planting my grandmother's memory. When I harvest, I am keeping our traditions alive. The land does not forget where we come from — and neither do I."

- Celsa Ortega

Community Collaboration

  • Here are some of the Businesses Induchucuiti farm has had the honor of collaborating with:

    • New Leaf

    • Conscious Kitchen

    • Esperanza Community Farm

  • We work with School Districts across the county

    • Chular School District

    • Santa Cruz School District

  • Whenever we can, Induchucuiti gives back to the community through food banks:

    • Monterey County Food Bank

    • San Benito Food Bank

  • Want to find us at community events? Here are some Farmers Market:

    • Napa Farmers Market

    • Marine Farmers Market

    • Heart of SF

    • Mountain Farmers Market

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Induchucuiti Farms could not successfully run without the amazing team who works hard to give produce to the community

Our Crew