From the Soil Up
Farmer training programs have popped up all over the county, and they teach beginners more than how to grow healthy crops. Kiley Clark lifts a box brimming with fresh cut […]
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Delicious Revolution
A new podcast out of Geyserville delves into stories of food, culture, and place. Like many media projects, Delicious Revolution, a radio show and podcast about food, culture, and place,
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Sonoma County Farmers’ Markets
Bodega Bay Community Farmers’ Market bodegabaycommunitycenter.org At the Bodega Bay Community Center, it’s always a great day at the coast. This year, organizers have scheduled a different food truck to
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Everything’s Gone Green
Local herb farms and schools take a slow, sustainable, transparent approach to growing and producing herbal medicine. The California School of Herbal Studies (CSHS) sits on 80 acres down a
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Common Ground
Land of Plenty? A new short film illuminates the complexities of Sonoma County’s land-use crisis. Does Sonoma County have room for agriculture, affordable housing, and open space? That critical question
Sonoma County Farmers’ Markets Jul/Aug
Bodega Bay Community Farmers’ Market bodegabaycommunitycenter.org At the Bodega Bay Community Center, it’s always a great day at the coast. This year, organizers have scheduled a different food truck to
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Nature’s Gate
The Regrarians Platform helps agriculture and natural landscapes coexist with grace. It’s late spring on Open Field Farm in Petaluma. With summer’s arrival, the farm’s CSA offerings will expand from
Female Flowering
Cannabusiness is set to bloom for women entrepreneurs. On a blustery Thursday night in early March, a small conference room at Santa Rosa’s Volunteer Center was filled to overflowing. A
Try, Try Again
Anti-GMO ban poised to come again before Sonoma County voters. On Nov. 8, voters will decide whether to ban raising and growing genetically modified crops in Sonoma County through the
Common Ground
Can ‘open space’ mean an incubator farm and room for California tiger salamanders? L-shaped, flat, and nearly treeless, the Young-Armos property doesn’t look like much at first glance. But this