Ceres
Gemperle Orchards
California Farm Demonstration Network profile
- Cover crops
- Integrated Pest Management
- Pollinator habitat
- Regenerative
About Gemperle Orchards
Christine and her brother Erich have been growing almonds since 1999, the year they purchased their farm in Ceres, California. Now, the sibling duo farms 40 acres in Ceres and 92 acres in Gustine. Throughout the last two decades of their farming careers, they have sought to learn more about better farming practices; not just to be better stewards of their land for future generations, but also to be more profitable. Christine and Erich’s orchard practices include planting cover crops, monitoring soil moisture, and whole orchard recycling. Christine has become an influential almond industry leader and is on the Almond Board of California’s Board of Directors. All of the Gemperle’s endeavors are with the mindset of conserving natural resources, providing habitat for the pollinators their almonds rely on, and increasing their bottom line. Crops/products: Almonds. Production systems: Orchard and Vine Crops. CFDN last update: August 6, 2025.
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Specialties
- fruit
- nuts
- pantry
- produce
Categories
- Farm profile
- Regenerative
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Frequently asked
Where is Gemperle Orchards?
Gemperle Orchards is located in Ceres. Address: Ceres, CA. See the map on this page for directions.
Does Gemperle Orchards deliver?
Gemperle Orchards is pickup-only. Drive to the farm during their hours to pick up.
What does Gemperle Orchards sell?
Practices: Cover crops, Integrated Pest Management, Pollinator habitat, Regenerative. Specialties: fruit, nuts, pantry, produce. Products: Almonds (california farm demonstration network; nuts; website derived). Categories: Regenerative.
How do I contact Gemperle Orchards?
Email: support@bdgrowers.com. Website: https://www.bluediamond.com/cultivating-sustainability. You can also open the farm in the live directory and use the Get directions button.