Yagi Sisters Farm
Yagi Sisters Farm is a small-scale vegetable and herb farm in Sebastopol, CA that centers ecology, diversity, and localization in serving our community. We like to remember our roots, serve roots (on a plate and in tending), and root for others who are in aligned missions of care, quality and community well being.
Santa Cruz Permaculture
As of April 2022 we are stewards of a beautiful 26-acre farm, which lies on the unceded territory of the Quiroste people, near Davenport, CA. The land has been managed organically for the past 30 years and now we are transitioning to a regenerative, organic, no-till, mixed vegetable, flower, fruit, herb, and agroforestry farm with […]
Ferrington Vineyard
Ferrington Vineyard is located on 167 acres in the Anderson Valley, in Boonville, CA. The property is a little more than half valley floor. Steep, oak-grassland hills comprise 63 acres of the property and host a herd of 40 ewe sheep. About 76 acres of the property are planted to vineyards.
Taking Soil Samples for your Orchard: Preparing Samples for the Lab
Knowledge of the character and content of your soil is important in orchard management. In this series of videos Blake Sanden, Irrigation and Soils Farm Advisor, UC Cooperative Extension, Kern County, and David Doll, Pomology Farm Advisor, UC Cooperative Extension, Merced County. This video is Part 4 of 4
Taking Soil Samples for your Orchard: Taking Samples in the Orchard
Knowledge of the character and content of your soil is important in orchard management. In this series of videos Blake Sanden, Irrigation and Soils Farm Advisor, UC Cooperative Extension, Kern County, and David Doll, Pomology Farm Advisor, UC Cooperative Extension, Merced County. This video is Part 3 of 4
Taking Soil Samples for your Orchard: Soil Sampling Equipment
Knowledge of the character and content of your soil is important in orchard management. In this series of videos Blake Sanden, Irrigation and Soils Farm Advisor, UC Cooperative Extension, Kern County, and David Doll, Pomology Farm Advisor, UC Cooperative Extension, Merced County. This video is Part 2 of 4
Taking Soil Samples for your Orchard: FAQs: Who, Where and When
Knowledge of the character and content of your soil is important in orchard management. In this series of videos Blake Sanden, Irrigation and Soils Farm Advisor, UC Cooperative Extension, Kern County, and David Doll, Pomology Farm Advisor, UC Cooperative Extension, Merced County. This video is Part 1 of 4
Paulo Farms at StopWaste
Paulo Farms is a commercial beef cattle operation. It is family-owned and has been operating for over 30 years. StopWaste is a public agency that helps Alameda County’s businesses, residents, and schools waste less, recycle properly, and use water, energy, and other resources efficiently.
Ross Ranch
Ross Ranch is an 860-acre working ranch located just on the outskirts of Redding, CA. The ranch primarily consists of blue oak woodland, open grassland, and a handful of seasonal emergent wetlands and is permanently protected from development by a conservation easement. The ranch is used as a “learning laboratory” to test and implement regenerative […]
Canyon Creek Ranch
The Mackey family at Canyon Creek Ranch raises organic beef and hay, and holistically manages their rangelands and pastures for sustainability, stewardship, and regeneration.