Consider buying turkeys raised locally. Branigan's Turkey Farm in Woodland sells free-range turkeys. You can order by going to the Branigan's site or purchase one in a local area store. Their site also has a listing of stores in the Sacramento area where Branigan's turkeys are sold.

Or maybe you would prefer a Heritage Turkey for your dinner.  A Heritage turkey is the ancestor of today's broad-breasted white turkey (think Butterball). These turkeys are bred for their flavor, beauty and meatiness or yield.  Heritage turkeys are considered superior because they're hearty, flavorful and offer biological diversity.  Find a California supplier for organic, free-range, grass-fed turkeys at Local Harvest

Even your dog or cat can have an organic Thanksgiving with Brandon Farms Turkey entries.  Brandon Farms cat food is sold at Food 4 Less in the Sacramento area.

Fruits and Vegetables
To continue on your locavore quest check out local fruits and vegetables at your local CFM's (Certified Farmer's Markets). Go to CFM for a list of markets in your area. Or take the family to a Pick-Your-Own farm and hand select your own fruits and vegetables. You can also partner with a CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) farm in the area to receive a box of seasonal fruits and vegetables weekly or monthly.  Check out Local Harvest for farms in your area.

Pies and Cakes
Bake your own pumpkin pie using a locally harvested pumpkin or using the fruit from you Halloween pumpkin. If you don't feel like baking your own pie check out a local Sacramento area favorite, the Freeport Bakery for amazing cakes and pies. Another Eco-Chic favorite is Rick's Dessert Diner.

And of course, we can all be thankful for the bounty and selection of California wines.  Here are some links to information about local area wines you can purchase for Thanksgiving dinner:
Placer County  
El Dorado County
Amador County
Nevada County
Yolo County
San Francisco - Bay area