by Mina Rios Since its inception in 2016, the Garden Society founder Erin Gore has been on a mission to break cannabis stigma barriers, create premium cannabis products, and educate […]
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How Sonoma County schools are seeking to replace prepackaged vended food with farm-grown produce. Photos – Paige Green Photography You are what you eat. And for the 30 million children
Autumn in Sonoma County is positively gourd-geous, and with more pumpkin patches than you can shake a broomstick at, there are plenty of opportunities to carve out some fall family
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I’ll tell it to you straight. The majority of food in my adolescence came from a plastic bag, cardboard box or drive-thru window. My health-conscious, home-ec teacher mother was pretty
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Hello! We’re Nick and Spencer, and we started Solarpunk Farms almost three years ago. We come from non-farming backgrounds—Spencer from biology and climate science and Nick from sustainable business strategy—but
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Genes Gone Wild: Sonoma Botanical Garden cultivates and conserves rare, endangered plant species Winter is like sitting in a dimly lit theater amid quiet murmurs expectantly waiting for the show
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Whenever I visit Humboldt County, I like to take a meandering detour along the Avenue of the Giants to visit my favorite redwood tourist tree. Dubbed the “Immortal Tree,” its
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The Neighborhood Garden Initiative teams up with Bulb Bliss to promote veggies for all in Sonoma County and beyond. When Ammon Jordan set out to write a children’s book about
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Sonoma County Launches a Guaranteed Income Program to Help Local Families Gain a Sense of Security and Financial Well-Being by Leilani Clark In late summer, a consortium of cities and
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Winter Sister Farm is owned and run by sisters Anna and Sarah Dozor, with the invaluable help of sole employee Kate Beilharz. Focused on feeding people during the typical off-season
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