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Parenthetical Farms
Grano ManagedCorrales
Last updated October 2026
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A semi-urban, very small farm in Corrales, New Mexico operating on 2/3 acre, utilizing natural techniques to grow seasonal fruits and vegetables in concert with the local ecosystem. The farm represents a re-introduction of agriculture into developing neighborhoods in the Middle Rio Grande Valley.
What we are: Farm
What we offer: Produce
Downtown Growers' Market
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What we make
Equinox Spinach
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Nero Tondo Black Radish
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Purple Mizuna
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Golden Chard
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Arugula
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Purple Top Turnip w/ Greens
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Tiara Cabbage
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Beets
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Mibuna
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- ✓ Direct sales
- ✓ Wholesale
- ✓ Events
Where to find us
- Downtown Growers' MarketAlbuquerque, NMwww.downtowngrowers.org
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Farmers Market · Albuquerque, NM
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Their story
Parenthetical Farms is named in response to displacement of local agriculture in growing communities in the Middle Rio Grande Valley. As a small urban farm, it serves as a parenthetical re-interposition of agriculture back into developing neighborhoods.