Sustainable agriculture is the foundation of Sonoma County. See how when you meet the farmers at Sonoma County farmers markets and see how local specialties go from the garden to your home. Cheese lovers can visit dairy farms on the California Cheese Trail through Sonoma County.
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At other local farms, you can pick your own flowers, pumpkins, berries or apples, or learn to milk a cow or goat. Just follow the Farm Trail to get started.
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There's a reason Sonoma County is famed for its agricultural bounty, as you'll see when you explore the region's many farmers' markets and discover the infinite variety of local produce, artisan...
One of the best ways to explore Sonoma County's backroads is by visiting local farms, and thanks to the maps created by Sonoma County Farm Trails—a non-profit organization devoted to creating and...
Visitors to Sebastopol have numerous ways to pick up fresh-off-the-farm produce and products. Farmers Markets The Sebastopol Farmers' Market runs year round on Sunday mornings, creating a popular...
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Rusty Hinges Ranch is a regenerative farm and event space with a mission of nourishing people and planet.
Located just outside Petaluma and just over the Marin County line, this is the perfect place for a family outing. Farm tours are given throughout the day, and sometimes you can feed the baby animals.…
At Redwood Hill Farm ~ Capracopia, we celebrate farm life while producing quality, artisan food products. If you’ve ever been curious about milking a dairy goat, wanted to cuddle a baby goat, or…
A weekly community farmers' market on Sundays in Boyes Hot Springs. Sundays: 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.; June through mid-December.
At Charlie’s Acres, we rescue farm animals who were abused or destined for the dinner table. We strive to teach people about the beauty and intelligence of these animals and how to leave them off your…
Our family started the farm back in 1986 after purchasing part of the oldest blueberry farm in California - Green Valley which planted the first blueberries in California in 1940. We started with…
Saturdays, 9 am – 12 pm; year-round. Oakmont Drive & White Oak Drive, Santa Rosa.
A sustainable farm in Petaluma offering chemical free, pastured beef, pork, chicken and healthy chicken eggs. Farm store open to the public Sunday – Friday 11am-5pm, closed Saturdays.
Front Porch Farm is a 110-acre mosaic of fruit and olive orchards; fields of grains, alfalfa, and pasture grasses; rows of flowers; acres of heritage vegetable crops; and vineyards on sunny…
A collaboration between local farmers, food purveyors & craftspeople committed to building a vibrant and fun Market community for us all to enjoy. Shop with us Tuesdays in April through November from…