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Where do they sell the oranges produced in redlands? Will Redlands keep these agricultural fields? Because I have noticed loma linda building over some of there's. Thnx
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Taking Terracina back from Barton can get you a few groves that sell on the street by honor system. Good luck.
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There are some fruit stands on Citrus Ave that sell them as well. There's also a group called the "Inland Orange Conservancy" that allows you to buy "shares" of citrus crops. A few of my coworkers buy oranges from this group, though I have never done so.
(I am not endorsing or otherwise promoting the IOC, simply mentioning them for informational purposes) |
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