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Silver Leaf Farms
Grano ManagedCorrales
Last updated October 2026
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USDA Certified Organic and pesticide-free vegetable grower in the high desert village of Corrales, New Mexico. They grow, harvest, and produce house-made, small-batch products including fermented hot sauces, operating a farm stand retail space in partnership with Candlestick Coffee Roasters and Milagro Vineyards and Winery.
What we are: Food Maker
What we offer: Produce · Sauces & Condiments
Downtown Growers' Market
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What we make
Organic vegetables
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Jalapeño Fermented Hot Sauce
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Cayenne Fermented Hot Sauce
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Habanero Fermented Hot Sauce
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Red Jalapeño Fermented Hot Sauce
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Small-batch hot sauces
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- Downtown Growers' MarketAlbuquerque, NMwww.downtowngrowers.org
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Silver Leaf Farms is nestled at 5,000 feet above sea level in the Middle Rio Grande Valley of Corrales, New Mexico. The high desert climate—with hot days, cool nights, and intense UV rays—concentrates sweetness and heat in their peppers. They start pepper seeds in early spring, transplant after the last frost, and…