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Over forty-six years ago, a group of forward-thinking farmers blazed trails in Sonoma County, creating a Map & Guide for local agriculture, inviting the public to meet their farmers and learn more about the origins of their food. These pioneers also produced the Gravenstein Apple Fair to celebrate the heir-loom apple and Sonoma County’s rural traditions. This was back in 1973, before the advent of Farmers’ Markets, CSAs and campaigns to shop locally. Over the years, some of the farmer members have changed, but the guiding vision of our organization has remained the same: to keep farms forever in Sonoma County.

Sonoma County Farm Trails is a 501(c)6 non-profit that has worked for de-cades to promote farmers and to educate the public about the importance of supporting local agriculture. Our mission is to “ensure the continuing eco-nomic viability of Sonoma County agriculture by instilling an apprecia-tion of ag as a vital part of our community and lifestyle.” In other words, we cultivate social and economic fields that our farmers might plant seeds of prosperity and resilience.

To that end, we publish this Map & Guide, maintain a dynamic website, orga-nize seasonal farm tours, fund scholarships for aspiring & young farmers, host farm to table feasts, produce the Gravenstein Apple Fair, and collaborate with a large network of organizations & individuals who care deeply about local agriculture, family farms and the future of our food system.

Current research and metrics indicate that the widespread incorporation of climate smart farming methods on small scale, diversified farms could be a major factor in mitigating global warming and ensuring food security. This is a hopeful thought! We’re particularly inspired these days by the leading role many of our farmers are playing in this movement. Techniques and practices such as no-till agriculture, regenerative ranching, rotational grazing, integrat-ed pest management, composting, water catchment, solar power, and use of methane digesters help to reduce carbon footprint, while cultivating healthier food systems, and in some cases actually sequestering carbon in the ground, where it enhances soil fertility.

Our theme for the 2019 Gravenstein Apple Fair is “Farmers Forever.” We recog-nize that growing and processing food for any community is truly a labor of love, a spectacularly demanding job, with increasingly tight margins. We hope you’ll join us at our signature events and on the trails throughout the year to celebrate and support the local heroes who feed and nourish us.

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Vince Trotter, PresidentKibo Farm, Owner; Marin County

Ag Ombudsman

Tim Tesconi, TreasurerSo Co Farm Bureau, Ret. ED

Lauren Bowne, SecretaryHomesteader

Andrea Krout, DirectorKrouty Farms, Owner;Dist. Dir. to Supervisor David Rabbitt

Rick Williams, DirectorHarmony Farm Supply, Owner

STAFF

Carmen SnyderExecutive Director

Samantha HarmonProject Manager & Design

Holly HansenPublicist, Holly Hansen PR

Tiffani SedgwickPublicist, Holly Hansen PR

Christine MargettsBookkeeper, Christine Margetts

Bookkeeping

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P.O. Box 452 Sebastopol, CA 95473

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Directory of farm trails membersA18 Andy's Market18 Antique Society23 Apple-A-Day Ratzlaff Ranch12 Artful Arrangements 7 6Atwood Ranch12 Aztec Dahlias

B 23 Backyard Restaurant12 Bale of Fun Farm18 Balletto Vineyards18 Bamboo Sourcery 7 Bee-Well Farms18 Beekind Honey & Supply106 Bees N Blooms106 Belden Barns | Kibo Farm14 Bellwether Farms 7 6Belos Cavalos 7 6Beltane Ranch14 Bloomfield Cutting Garden14 Bodega Bay Oyster Co.14 Bodega Pastures18 Bohemian Creamery12 Bud's Custom Meats

C14 Casari Ranch | Skyhorse23 Confluence Farm14 Coastal Kitchen12 Cotati Comm. Farmers' Mkt.13 Cottage Gardens of Petaluma15 Cowgirl Creamery18 Cumbria Guest House

D26 Davis Family Vineyards 26 Dry Creek Peach & Produce26 Dry Creek Vineyard18 Duckworth Family Farm23 Dutton Ranch23 Dutton-Goldfield Winery

E26 Eco Terreno Wines15 Estero Cafe23 Ethic Ciders

F18 The Farmer’s Wife18 Fern Bar26 Ferrari-Carano Vineyards

26 Firefly Chocolate 7 Flatbed Farm24 Forestville Farmers Market24 Freestone Artisan Cheese15 Freestone Ranch26 Front Porch Farm

G10 The Gables Wine Country Inn24 Gabriel Farm13 Garden Valley Ranch19 Garlock Tree Farm 7 the girl & the fig10 The Goat Farm26 Golden Nectar Farm19 Golden State Cider19 Green Star Farm13 Green String Farm24 Green Valley Farm + Mill

H19 Handline Restaurant24 Harmony Farm Supply & Nursery24 Hazel Restaurant27 Healdsburg Cert. Farmers' Mkt.10 Heart Felt Fiber Farm10 Hector's Honey Farm19 Horse & Plow

I19 Icssoma Farm|Well-Trained Horses116 Imwalle Gardens15 Island Breezes Nursery

J116 John Ash & Co. 15 JoLee Blooms & Design 27 Jordan Vineyard & Winery

K11 Kendall-Jackson Estate & Gardens 24 Korbel Champagne Cellars24 Kozlowski Farms

L19 Laguna de Santa Rosa19 Laguna Farm13 Lala’s Jam Bar11 LandPaths | Bayer Farm 7 Larson Family Winery13 Lavender Bee Farm20 Leland Street Country Club

13 Liberty Ducks13 Live Oak Farm20 Lowell’s Restaurant20 Luther Burbank's Experiment Farm24 Lynn's Lavender & Lotsmore

M24 Manzana Products Co.15 Marin Sun Farms24 Martinelli Winery & Vineyards11 Matanzas Creek Winery13 McClelland's Dairy13 McEvoy Ranch24 Mom’s Apple Pie11 Momiji Nursery Japanese Maples20 Monte-Bellaria di California11 Muelrath Ranches

N 15 Nick’s Cove 24 Nightingale Breads20 The Nursery at Emerisa Gardens

O 7 Oak Hill Farm of Sonoma24 Occidental Arts & Ecology Center24 Occidental Bohemian Farmers Mkt.11 Old World Winery15 Olympia's Orchard

P24 Panizzera Meat Co.25 PaPa's Pumpkin Patch 20 Papas and Pollo20 Permaculture Artisans13 Petaluma Bounty13 Petaluma East Side Farmers’ Mkt.13 Petaluma Seed Bank15 Piano Farm20 Pink Barn Farm27 Porter Creek Vineyards16 Pozzi Ranch27 Preston Farm & Winery

R25 Rainbow's End Farm20 Ramen Gaijin20 Red H Farm25 Redwood Hill Farm|Capracopia16 Rocker Oysterfeller’s 27 Rodney Strong Vineyards116 Rohnert Park Farmers’ Market256 Russian River Vineyards

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S116 Santa Rosa Comm. Farmers Mkt206 Santa’s Trees20 Sebastopol Farmers Market27 Shone Farm at SRJC 21 Singing Frogs Farm13 Soap Cauldron13 Sola Bee Farms13 Sonoma County Wildlife Rescue 7 Sonoma Garden Park21 Sonoma Horticultural Nursery16 Sonoma Wool Company21 Spirit Works Distillery 8 The Springs Comm. Farmers’ Mkt.27 Starcross Monastic Community Farm16 Stemple Creek Ranch16 Straus Family Creamery

T13 Tara Firma Farms21 Taylor Lane Organic Coffee27 Tierra Vegetables27 Tilted Shed Ciderworks 8 Tolay Springs16 Tomales Farmstead Creamery27 Truett Hurst Winery16 Two Rock Valley Goat Cheese

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W25 Walker Apples116 Western Farm Center216 William Cofield Cheesemakers136 Wind & Rye Kitchen27 Wise Acre Farm21 Woodfour Brewing Company

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Sonoma County encompasses a wide variety of landscapes: from oak-studded hills to flood plains, from redwood groves to windswept beaches. Sonoma County Farm Trails members can be found in all of these places, offering agricultural products with their own sense of terroir: flavors and textures unique to their soil and microcli-mates.

We invite you to browse these pages as you travel around the county, getting to know the farmers and producers who constitute our vibrant agricultural community and the extraordinary land that sustains us all.

How to use the Map & Guide:

1. Choose a region to explore. Farm Trails members are displayed in a series of 7 regional maps on the following pages. Members are listed with corresponding map location numbers (if they are open to the public). Please check listings to determine hours of operation. Some of our members are only open seasonally or by appoint-ment.

2. Find a Farm Trails member. Turn to pages 4 and 5 for an alphabetized directory of farms, artisan producers, mar-kets and agriculture-based businesses that comprise our membership. Each listing includes contact information, short descriptions, and general hours of operation.

3. Visit our dynamic website at FarmTrails.org and use it in conjunction with this Map & Guide. The website fea-tures a multi-level search function which details all the products, services, methods, techniques, events, etc. of our members. It also hosts Farm Trails resource pages, such as Dining, Lodging, Farmers’ Markets, CSAs, U-Pick, Craft Beverage Tastings, etc.

Farm Trails Regions

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Santa Rosa Plain ......................p. 10

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Atwood Ranchjulieatwoodevents.com12099 Sonoma HighwayGlen Ellen, CA 95442(707) 318-7526Nestled against the base of the Mayacamas Moun-tains, the land has grown fine wine grapes since the mid-1800s and today is known for its quality Cabernet Sauvignon and family-friendly Quarter Horses, Angus & Hereford cattle. With our resident partners, Bee-Well Farm, we support sustainable & nature-friendly agriculture and land stewardship.Not Open to the Public

Bee-Well Farmsbee-wellfarms.comTrinity RoadGlen Ellen, CA 95442(707) 217-7788 Our family farm produces a range of wholesome, diversified products for the local community. We use a holistic management approach to enhance the land and farm ecosystem. We sell our pasture raised eggs, veggies, plants and flowers at local farmers markets, CSA program, on site farm stand, & online store. Visit Website for Hours

Belos Cavalosbeloscavalos.org 687 Campagna LaneKenwood, CA 95452 (707) 758-7715 Join us where—with horses—we learn, heal, and awaken to limitless possibilities. We also produce farm grown organic olive oil, rich with influences of the Valley of the Moon. Proceeds help support our Trauma Informed Equine Experiential Program.By Appointment

Beltane Ranchbeltaneranch.com11775 Sonoma HighwayGlen Ellen, CA 95442(707) 833-4233We are a sixth generation family-owned working ranch in the heart of Sonoma Valley. In addition to growing & producing estate wines, the ranch grows heirloom pro-duce, organic estate olive oil & hosts overnight guests in the historic landmark Victorian ranch house.By Appointment

Flatbed Farmflatbedfarm.com13450 Sonoma Hwy 12Glen Ellen, CA 95442(415) 425-0589Our on-site farm stand offers sustainably grown eggs, produce, herbs, flowers, veggie and herb plant starts, olive oil and a wide offering of preserves and pickles crafted from our farm produce, and other assorted gift items. Open Saturdays 10 – 2 (April through Novem-ber) or 11 – 3 (December through March).Visit Website for Hours

the girl & the figthegirlandthefig.com110 West Spain StreetSonoma, CA 95476(707) 938-3634the girl & the fig opened in 1997 with an inviting atmo-sphere and seasonally-driven menu of rustic French cuisine. Highlighting local ingredients, artisan cheeses, and Rhone Alone wine list, it’s the defining Sonoma food and wine experience. On the Sonoma Plaza. Lunch & dinner nightly, plus weekend brunch.Visit Website for Hours

Larson Family Winerylarsonfamilywinery.com23355 Millerick Road Sonoma, CA 95476(707) 938-3031From Cowboys & Rodeos to Vineyards & Wine! We have been farming since 1877. We farm 77 acres of grapes surrounding our barn turned tasting room. We are family & dog friendly, have a large picnic area with bocce & some of the best views of the Carneros region.Daily: 10am-5pm

Oak Hill Farm of Sonomaoakhillfarm.net15101 Sonoma Hwy 12Glen Ellen, CA 95442(707) 996-6643Set in a rustic 130 year-old barn, the Red Barn Store offers an opportunity to visit the farm to purchase sus-tainably grown fruit, flowers, floral greens & heirloom vegetables, as well as hand-crafted wreaths, flower bouquets, & other gifts.Sat: 9am-3pm, May-December

Sonoma Garden Parksonomagardenpark.org19996 7th St. East Sonoma, CA 95476(707) 996-0712A public garden and working farm, model of sustain-able agriculture, center of education, and vibrant gathering place. Offering seasonal market (Saturdays 9am-12pm), plots for rent, native plant nursery, & beautiful place to relax/picnic.Daily: Dawn to Dusk

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The Springs Community Farmers Marketcommunityfarmersmarkets.comBoyes Blvd. & Hwy 12Boyes Hot Springs, CA 95416(415) 999-5635A weekly, rain or shine farmers market. Fresh Produce, meat, eggs, packaged food, artisans, live music, family fun & more! Located in the parking lot at Boyes Blvd & Hwy 12 next to the Post Office.Sun: 10am-2pm, June- December

Tolay Springstolaysprings.com27665 Arnold DriveSonoma, CA 95476(707) 938-8580Seasonal fruit & vegetables, eggs, beef, lamb, olive oil, lavender & eucalyptus products. Private horseback and carriage rides and miniature horses. Farm club, eques-trian club, & wine club information available.Sat: 9am-3pm (June-Sept.), Or By Appt.

Vella Cheese Companyvellacheese.com315 Second Street EastSonoma, CA 95476(707) 938-3232An artisan cheese manufacturer since 1931, we’re a US Champion Cheese Factory. All the milk we use is local & sustainably farmed from Mertens’ free range, happy cows. We’re committed to waste diversion, recycling, composting & solar power.Open Mon-Sat; Closed Sundays

Yenni Ranch yenniranch.com24835 Arnold DriveSonoma, CA 95476(707) 996-9463Seasonal fruit & vegetables, eggs, beef, lamb, olive oil, lavender & eucalyptus products. FarmStay information available at YenniRanch.comFri-Sun: 9am-5pm, Or By Appt.

Join us in Sonoma and Glen Ellen! We’re cooking seasonal eats

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www.thegirlandthefig.comthe girl & the fig: (707) 938-3634

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The Atwood Ranches are family-owned and operated. In Sonoma Valley, we grow premium Certified-Sustainable Cabernet Sauvignon, which we sell to some of California’s finest winemakers. In Tehama County, CA, we raise and start family-friendly Registered Quarter Horses, under the Atwood Ranches Naturally brand. They share the ranch with Tom’s small herd of purebred Black Angus cattle.

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sonoma county’s rich farming history:Spotlight on Dutton Ranch’s Multi-Generational Story

By Tim Tesconi

For more than 150 years, agriculture, anchored by family farms, has been the backbone of the Sonoma County econ-omy while defining the county’s land-scape and way of life.

As historian and Press Democrat colum-nist Gaye LeBaron so eloquently states, “Sonoma County’s history begins and ends with the land…We are, despite the march of time, still a farm county – with promise that it will endure.”

And agriculture has endured by chang-ing. Once prominent cash crops like hops, potatoes, cherries and prunes have come and gone. But dedicated farmers, like the Dutton Family, founding mem-bers and longtime supporters of Sonoma County Farm Trails, have stayed on the land by adapting their farming practices to market changes. The Dutton family has farmed here since 1852, growing ev-erything from potatoes to prunes and hay to pears in the evolving agricultural landscape. Today brothers Steve and Joe Dutton, fifth generation farmers, are fo-cused on top-tier wine grapes but, in a nod to their farming past, still farm more than 200 acres of Organic apples includ-ing Gravensteins.

The determination of old farming fami-lies to preserve their farmland and nur-ture a thriving farming community in Sonoma County is the envy of other re-gions in California and throughout the nation. In the 1960’s there were worries that Sonoma County would become like other rapidly developing counties, with orchards and farmland paved over by houses and shopping malls. But Sonoma County farmers vowed that would not happen. They supported strict zoning measures that preserved land for farm-ing.

Before European settlers arrived, indig-enous tribes tended and harvested the bounty this area provided, and they skill-fully managed the native landscape with controlled wildfire burns.

Since the 1850’s when pioneer farmers began supplying potatoes, wheat, butter and other staples to hungry gold miners, Sonoma County has been a major food shed for the San Francisco Bay Area. The

first half of the 20th Century – particu-larly the era from 1920 to 1940 – is what historians consider the Golden Age of-Sonoma County agriculture. There were more than 7,000 farms spread over more than 700,000 acres producing crops and livestock beyond the imagination of ear-ly day farmers.

In 1920, a dozen major crops combined to make Sonoma County the eighth rank-ing county in the entire nation in farm production. It was first nationally in wine grapes, first in eggs and poultry; second in prunes, canning cherries and hops, as well as being a national leader in the production of apples, milk and live-stock.

Today the county’s farm economy is propelled by wine grapes, which cover 60,000 of the county’s one million acres. But there are 500,000 acres devoted to pastureland and the small farms and or-chards that produce specialty crops like berries and Asian pears and artisan foods like goat cheese and peach jam.

Before and after horticulturist Luther Burbank selected Sonoma County for the plant breeding experiments that revolutionized agriculture, our farmers have diligently worked the land to make Sonoma County the premier wine and food region of California. The late Warren Dutton Jr. is one of the celebrated pio-neers of the premium wine grape indus-try. But Warren would have been just as happy growing prunes if they provided the financial returns to do what he loved – farming.

The Dutton family and prunes hold a special place in the history of Sonoma County agriculture. Steve and Joe Dut-ton’s great, great uncle Warren Dutton, their father’s namesake, leased some land in west Santa Rosa in the spring of 1881 with the idea of growing prunes, a crop offering promise. Dutton asked nurseryman Luther Burbank, who had arrived from his native Massachusetts just six years earlier, to deliver 20,000 French prune trees by the fall. The big order, which other nurseries deemed impossible, was delivered on schedule. The amazing horticultural feat not only launched a new farming endeavor but

gave birth to the legend of Burbank’s ge-nius as plant wizard.

The Dutton family grew prunes for near-ly a century but by the 1960’s prices were plummeting as production shifted

to the Sacramento Valley. Warren Dutton Jr. realized he needed a new crop and boldly took a chance to plant Chardon-nay grapes in west Sonoma County, now an area recognized for its world class-Chardonnay and other cool climate wine grapes like Pinot Noir.

Today the Duttons farm more than 1,000 acres of vineyards in western Sonoma County, selling their grapes to more than 50 wineries, with some of their fruit al-located to their own wine labels, Dutton Estate and Dutton-Goldfield.

As agriculture continues to redefine it-self, multi-generational farming families like the Duttons are intricately immersed in the unfolding next chapter of farm-ing’s enduring role in Sonoma County.

Tim Tesconi is a Director & Treasurer of Farm Trails. A native and lifelong resident of Sonoma County, he was the agriculture reporter for the-Press Democrat for 33 years. In 2006, he joined the staff of Sonoma County Farm Bureau where he wrote for the Sonoma-Marin Farm News and coordinated agriculture education programs. He served as Farm Bureau’s Executive Director for three years, retiring in 2015. Tesconi & his family live in Healdsburg.

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Bees N Bloomsbeesnblooms.com3883 Petaluma Hill RoadSanta Rosa, CA 95404(707) 293-8293We work with the land to provide a haven for wildlife and pollinators—humans, too! We cultivate beautyby growing lavender and other flowers for cutting and seed, as well as pollinator-friendly trees. Farm- stand is open Monday-Friday.Visit Website for Hours

Belden Barns & Kibo Farmbeldenbarns.com5561 Sonoma Mountain Rd.Santa Rosa, CA 95404 (415) 577-8552 A family operated Sonoma Mountain gem highlighting small-scale, diversified, sustainable agriculture. We farm an array of traditional vegetable crops, heirloom variety dry beans and corn, orchard fruit, cider apples, wine grapes, and soon… farmstead cheese.By Appointment

The Gables Wine Country Innthegablesinn.com4257 Petaluma Hill RoadSanta Rosa,. CA 95404(707) 585-7777The gracious elegance of this 1877 Victorian will make your stay an experience that you will treasure always. A hidden gem in the heart of Sonoma County set on 3+ luxurious acres with a garden, vineyard & barn.Visit Website for Hours

The Goat Farmgoatfarmsoap.com 1200 Ludwig Ave.Santa Rosa, CA 95407(707) 495-8235We are farmstead soapmakers who use fresh goat milk from our dairy herd as the creamy base for our soaps & lotions. Our custom soaps are perfect for rustic Wine Country weddings. We also host soapmaking work-shops & a summer camp on our small family farm.By Appointment

Heart Felt Fiber Farmheartfeltfiberfarm.comSanta Rosa, CA(510) 329-1431Unique herd on mini-eco fiber farm: colored primitive sheep, cashgora goats, alpaca, llama. Rare, tiny Oues-sant sheep. Handmade Fibershed Certified, Climate Beneficial wool products support fiber-only (no-kill) operation. Shop Online. Tours & group fiber lessons. By Appointment

Hector’s Honey Farm818 River RoadFulton, CA 95439(707) 579-9416100% pure, natural, raw local honey: blackberry, wildflower, star thistle, lavender. Honeycomb, local bee pollen, beeswax, hand-dipped beeswax candles, & propolis. Bee removal & pollinations. Vegetables, fruits & eggs. Seasonal farmstand. Farmers’ Markets all year.Thursday: 9am-5pm (Summer/Fall)

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Muelrath Ranchesmuelrathspumpkins.com3760 Walker AvenueSanta Rosa, CA 95407(707) 620-3982We grow a large variety of heritage & hybrid pumpkins, gourds, winter squash, ornamental corn & sunflowers. All our products are sustainably grown and pesticide free. Lots of family-fun activities. Wholesale & Retail.Mon-Sat: 9am-6pm, Closed Sunday

Old World Winery850 River RoadFulton, CA 95439oldworldwinery.com(707) 490-6696Only natural wines & cider here, no chemicals added (other than a little sulfur), and nothing taken away. We are a small, family owned winery and farm. For 20 years proprietor and 4th generation winemaker Darek Trowbridge has chosen to use the traditional practices learned from his grandfather Lino Martinelli.Fri & Sun: 11-4:30 & By Appointment

Rohnert Park Farmers Marketcommunityfarmersmarkets.com City Center PlazaRohnert Park, CA 94928(707) 584-5186Join us Friday summer evenings for a party on the plaza! Come out and enjoy food! Meet farmers! Bring your friends! Featuring awesome growers, producers & arts/crafts, as well as terrific food, wine/beer & great entertainment including live music. Located in the library parking lot & adjoining City Center Plaza.Friday: 5pm-8pm, June-August

Santa Rosa Community Farmers Marketcommunityfarmersmarkets.com1351 Maple AvenueSanta Rosa, CA 95404(415) 999-5635Local agriculture, artisan foods & handmade goods. Join us at the Veteran’s Building year-round.Wed: 9am-1pm & Sat: 8:30am-1pm

Western Farm Center21 W. 7th StreetSanta Rosa, CA 95401(707) 545-0721Food and supplies for all pets, birds, baby chicks & farm animals. Providing complete feed lines, poultry, chicks, garden supplies, bulk seeds, & advice.Mon-Sat: 8-5:30pm; Sun: 9:30-4pm

Imwalle Gardens685 West 3rd StreetSanta Rosa, CA 95401(707) 546-0279Since 1886, four generations have grown fresh veg-etables, bedding plants, seed, tomatoes, corn, squash, persimmons, beans, cucumbers, figs, sweet-hot pep-pers. One mile from downtown Santa Rosa.Mon-Sat: 8:30am-5pm; Sun. 10am-4pm

John Ash & Co.vintnersinn.com4330 Barnes RoadSanta Rosa, CA 95403(707) 527-7687A pioneer of cooking seasonally with fresh, local foods & pairing exceptional recipes with regional wines, we remain an icon of gourmet dining with executive chef Thomas Scmidt. Restaurant, Front Room Bar & Lounge & private rooms at Vintner’s Inn Event Center.Visit Website for Hours

Kendall-Jackson Wine Estate & Gardenskj.com5007 Fulton Rd.Fulton, CA 95439(707) 571-7500Tour over 3 acres of gardens, including a Wine Sensory Garden & Culinary Garden. Indulge your senses with our Wine Flights, Wine & Food Pairings, or Garden Tour & Tasting. Plus, join us for our Farm-to-Table Din-ners the second Saturday of each month, May - Oct.Open Daily: 10am-5pm

LandPaths | Bayer Farmlandpaths.org1550 West AvenueSanta Rosa, CA 95404(707) 544-7284Our mission is to foster a love of the land in So-noma County. We do this by rooting youth in nature, branching out conservation for everyone, and growing community with nature. Volunteer or tend a garden plot at Bayer Farm, our community farm in the heart of Roseland. Visit our website to learn about upcoming outings, events, and stewardship workdays.Daily: Sunrise - Sunset

Matanzas Creek Winery & Gardensmatanzascreek.com6097 Bennett Valley RoadSanta Rosa, CA 95404(707) 528-6464Since 1977 we’ve created elegant wines regarded as classics. Located in bucolic Bennett Valley, we offer a unique experience of iconic rural beauty with estate gardens & renowned lavender fields. Enjoy Wine Flights, Wine & Cheese Pairings and Lavender Products.Open Daily: 10am-4:30pm

Momiji Nursery | Japanese Maplesmomijinursery.com2765 Stony Point RoadSanta Rosa, CA 95407(707) 528-2917Discover hundreds of distinctive, hard-to-find Japanese maple cultivars, grafted & grown at Momiji Nursery, family owned since 1979. Choose from 250+ cultivars, wide size & color range, 1-gallon to 32” boxes.Visit Website for Hours

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Artful Arrangementsartfularrangements.org205 Orchard LanePenngrove, CA 94951(707) 664-8656Plants propagated on site make our delightful living-plant gifts. Tour the 1915 homestead grounds. Child/parent team activities; country wedding venue; creativ-ity retreats. Nonprofit. Affordable family fun. Handicap/pets OK. ADA.Sat: 10am-2pm; Or By Appointment

Aztec Dahliasaztecdahlias.com2478 E. Washington St.Petaluma, CA 95472(707) 338-9478We grow 400 varieties of premium dahlias at our flower farm in Petaluma, CA and sell cut flowers, plants, and tubers. We sell direct to public at our farm stand and specialize in event and wedding orders. Come by to say hi and see the beautiful field of flowers!Tues-Sun:10am-5pm (June-October)

Bale of Fun Farmbaleoffunfarm.com3688 Roblar RoadPetaluma, CA 94952(707) 694-7210We are a family-run, family-fun farm located in West Petaluma. We have the perfect location for your child’s next birthday celebration, playgroup adventure, or family picnic. We offer a farm-petting/feeding area, pony rides, hay climbing fort, corn pit, summer camps, and more!By Appointment

Bud’s Custom Meatsbudscustommeat.com7750 Petaluma Hill Road Penngrove, CA 94951(707) 795-8402 A local butcher shop for over 40 years, we carry many specialty products including marinated tri tips; fresh and smoked sausages; jerkies; bacon and hams; cuts of lamb, pork, and beef; and a selection of exotic meats like buffalo, elk, wild boar, pheasant, and rabbit.Mon-Sat: 8am-5pm

Cotati Community Farmers’ Marketcommunityfarmersmarkets.comLa Plaza ParkCotati, CA 94931(415) 999-5635Local agriculture, artisan foods, handmade items, hot dinner fare, and beer & wine offered by Cotati Cham-ber. Bring the family to enjoy a small town atmosphere. Support your local businesses & farms and have a great time in the park. Thurs: 4:30pm-7:30pm, June-August

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Cottage Gardens of Petalumacottagegardensofpet.com3995 Emerald DrivePetaluma CA 94952(707) 778-8025We are a specialty nursery featuring perennials, succu-lents, vegetables, clematis, roses, fruit trees, and more. We grow 80% of our plants right here in Petaluma.Daily: 9am-5pm

Garden Valley Ranchgardenvalley.com498 Pepper RoadPetaluma, CA 94952(707) 795-0919Gorgeous gardens of field grown roses available whole-sale May-October. Our Garden Store and Rose Nursery carry potted roses year-round and bareroots seasonally. Beautiful outdoor & indoor event spaces. Workshops & guided tours, too! Guided public tours on the first Friday of the month from May-Nov., $10.Saturday & Sunday: 10am-4pm

Green String Farmgreenstringfarm.com3571 Old Adobe RoadPetaluma, CA 94954(707) 778-7500We’re a sustainable farm in Petaluma, focusing on aiding, rather than fighting, natural processes to grow healthy & happy fruits, vegetables, & nursery stock. Certificates to our Farm Store are the perfect gift!Summer:10am-6pm; Winter:10am-5pm

Lala’s Jam Bar & Urban Farmstandlalasjams.com720 E. Washington StreetPetaluma, CA 94952(707) 773-1083LALA’s small batch jams, fruit butters & marmalades are made from tree ripened fruit. Low in sugar, never using artificial pectin. LALA also makes unsweetened jams & jams sweetened with raw honey. We also sell delicious local products! Check website for classes.Thurs-Mon: 10am-5pm

Lavender Bee Farmlavenderbeefarm.com764 Chapman Lane Petaluma, CA 94952(707) 789-0554Walk through English, Provence & Grosso lavender fields, learn about bees & honey, shop at our farm store for all natural honeys, bouquets, oils, salts, soaps, & candles made with our lavender. Order online. Tours, weddings, special events are available June and July.By Appointment

Liberty Duckslibertyducks.comPetaluma, CA 94952(707) 795-3797We have been raising Liberty Ducks since 1992 in the rolling hills west of Petaluma, perfect for raising ducks with a minimum of intrusion with sustainability in mind. We sell primarily to restaurants in the Bay Area and some local markets and butcher shops.Not Open to the Public

Live Oak Farmliveoakfarmpetaluma.com 1030 Lohrman LanePetaluma, CA 94952Text: (707) 755-0485At Live Oak Farm we take pride in growing high quality organic produce. Stop by our Farm Stand for some delicious vegetables and berries, and see how we are growing and developing our sustainable “agrihood.”Mon-Sat: 9am-5pm

McClelland’s Dairymcclellandsdairy.com6475 Bodega Avenue Petaluma, CA 94952(707) 664-0452Organic family dairy with Organic pumpkin patch on weekends during October. Open for farm tours during Pumpkin Patch: learn the history of our Organic dairy, watch cows being milked, pet baby calves and milk a cow by hand! Private tours by appointment.October Weekends + Tours By Appt.

McEvoy Ranchmcevoyranch.com5935 Redhill RoadPetaluma, CA 94952(707) 769-4138Well known for our Organic, Tuscan style extra virgin olive oil, wine, olive oil-based body care & specialty foods. We host a variety of events & workshops on a beautiful family-owned estate in the hills west of Peta-luma. Tasting & Tours by appointment.By Appointment Wed-Sun: 11-3:30pm

Petaluma Bountypetalumabounty.org55 Shasta Ave.Petaluma, CA 94952(707) 364-9118A community food security project, we have a 2 acre farm growing mixed vegetables, fruit, herbs, flowers, orchard and bees. We have seasonal volunteer hours and a sliding-scale farm stand. Special events include: Spring Plant Sale, regular workshops, nutrition educa-tion, field trips and service learning, and more!Visit Website for Hours

Petaluma East Side Farmers’ Marketcommunityfarmersmarkets.com320 N. McDowell BlvdPetaluma, CA 94954(415) 999-5635Petaluma’s first year round farmers’ market. Featuring 40+ vendors including local agriculture, artisan foods, lunch fare, coffee & more. Live music every market.Tues: 10am-1:30pm, Year Round

Petaluma Seed Bankrareseeds.com 110 Petaluma Blvd N, Suite B Petaluma, CA 95954(707) 773-1336We are the west coast retail store for Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds, carrying over 1800 varieties of non-GMO flowers, herbs, vegetables, & grains. We also fea-ture a curated selection of garden books, gifts, locally produced goods, & products for sustainable living. Visit Website for Hours

Soap CauldronSoapcauldron.com5400 Old Redwood Hwy # 100Petaluma, CA 94954(707) 888-5659Sonoma County based boutique Soap Cauldron is the home of the Three Sisters Apothecary, a line of artisan soaps & skincare handcrafted in the centuries-old tradition with gourmet oils, butters, essential oils & botanicals, ingredients directly from nature.Mon-Sat: 10am-5pm; Sun: 11am-3pm

Sola Bee Farmssolabeefarms.com(707) 242-6161Local family beekeepers producing regional honey va-rietals. Offering raw and pure honey. The beehives are located in small groups on honeybee friendly Northern California farms and ranches.Not Open to the Public

Sonoma County Wildlife Rescuescwildliferescue.org403 Mecham RoadPetaluma, CA 94952(707) 992-0274We are a wildlife rehabilitation & environmental edu-cation facility. Our Predator Prevention and Education-al Barnyard Program shows ways to protect domestic animals and livestock from wildlife predation. Guided tours (for fee) on Sat at 2pm or by appointment. Visit Website for Hours

Tara Firma Farmstarafirmafarms.com3796 I Street ExtensionPetaluma CA 94952(707) 765-1202Located on the outskirts of Petaluma, our 260 acre family farm specializes in bringing sustainable, pasture raised beef, pork, chicken, eggs, veggies & more to the Bay Area. We believe in raising clean, healthy food in a regenerative way that mimics natural grazing patterns to support the climate. Free tours Sat & Sun at 11am.Daily: 10am-6pm

Wind & Rye Kitchenwindandrye.com4615 Acacia WayPenngrove, CA 94951(510) 459-2709Located on the private farm of owners Laci and Travis Sandoval in Sonoma County. Join us for dinners, cook-ing classes, food growing lessons and more. Our farm-to-table wedding cakes are custom made with local, seasonal ingredients. Appts:Laci@windandrye.com Visit Website for Class Schedule

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Bellwether Farmsbellwetherfarms.comPetaluma, CA(707) 763-0993A family owned & operated creamery producing award-winning dairy products for 20+ years, we’re committed to producing the very best cheeses & yogurts possible. Our products can be found at many of the finest restau-rants & gourmet retail shops throughout the country.Not Open to the Public

Bloomfield Cutting Gardenbloomfieldcuttinggarden.com4700 Bloomfield RoadPetaluma, CA 94952(707) 326-2589Get fresh flowers, right at the farm! Special attention given to professional florists who value supporting local farmers. Also, potted plants, sculptures, small garden “rooms,” workshops, DIY support. Call/text for prompt service.By Appointment

Bodega Bay Oyster Companybodegabayoyster.com12830 Valley Ford Road Petaluma, CA 94952(707) 876-3010We farm shellfish for you to enjoy in our scenic picnic area. Shucked raw oysters all year, grilled oysters in the summer. Shellfish + picnic accompaniments sold also. Our new wine bar, Bodega Cellars, features local wines. Tues & Wed: 11-6; Thurs-Mon: 10-6

Bodega Pasturesbodeganet.com/BodegaPastures600 Salmon Creek Rd.Bodega, CA 94972Do not follow GPS, address #’s are out of order. (707) 876-3093The ranch, a beautiful 1,000-acre sheep ranch, is oper-ated by a cooperative of family residents. Our mixed flock is bred for wool color, texture, hardiness & meat quality. Our wool is prized by handspinners, knitters, & weavers. Our grass-fed meat is tender & delicious. By Appointment

Casari Ranch | SkyHorse Equine Guided Coachingearthwhisperer.net | SkyHorseEGE.comBodega, CA 94972(707) 876-1908100% grass fed lamb, wool bedding, seasonal farm to table events, and personal and professional equine guided coaching packages.Visit Website

Coastal Kitchen at Dillon Beach Resortdillonbeachresort.com1 Beach AvenueDillon Beach, CA 94929(707) 878-3030Inspired by farm + sea, Dillon Beach Resort’s Coastal Kitchen highlights and celebrates local + seasonal cuisine. Set on 55-coastal acres on the Marin-Sonoma County Line, between the mouth of Tomales & the entrance to Bodega Bay. A special place to eat, play + stay.Thursday-Sunday: 11:30am-8pm

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Estero Cafe14450 Highway 1Valley Ford, CA 94972(707) 876-3333Located in the bucolic town of Valley Ford, our farm-to-table restaurant serves classic American breakfast & lunch all day, made with all locally sourced/organic ingredients. Also, coffee, tea, beer & wine list. Catering services, too. Wednesday evening suppers offered seasonally, 5-8pm.Daily: 7am-3pm

Freestone Ranchfreestoneranch.comValley Ford, CA(707) 876-4610Family-owned & ecologically sound Angus beef raised to sequester carbon, as we improve soils and natural habitat on the ranch. Order beef boxes and custom quarters, halves and wholes on our web site. Purchase cuts at Andy’s Produce Market or Bill’s Farm Basket. Visit Website for Seasonal Tours

Island Breezes Nursery5090 Blank RoadSebastopol, CA 95472(707) 887-8264We specialize in mountain bamboos, with character-istics of clumping, shade-loving, elegant, & of small stature. They are non-invasive, good for any size garden, excellent in pots, good for subtropical/tropical & Japanese themes. Landscape consultation available. By Appointment

JoLee Blooms & Designjoleeblooms.comBloomfield, CA(707) 775-0101Lovingly tending a 1/4 acre field of sustainably grown, specialty cut flowers for wedding floral design, every day floral arrangements, wholesale direct to florists, & retail to those in search of the freshest, heirloom and garden-inspired blooms. Now offering seasonal flower CSA.By Appointment

Marin Sun Farmsmarinsunfarms.com10905 Highway 1Point Reyes Station, CA 94956(415) 663-8997Committed to creating a more sustainable food system. We offer locally raised grass fed beef, lamb, goat, & pasture raised pork, chicken & duck. We offer “Animal Share” boxes & whole animals. Visit us at our restau-rant & butcher shops.Visit Website for Hours

Nick’s Covenickscove.com23240 Highway 1Marshall, CA 94940(415) 663-1033A historic, award-winning restaurant & bar on State Route 1 with a beautiful one-acre garden that provides produce, eggs & flowers to the restaurant year-round. We invite you to explore the Croft at Nick’s Cove, meet our chickens & play some bocce, then experience true farm-to-table dining on the banks of Tomales Bay!Visit Website for Hours

Olympia’s Orchardolympiasvalley.com1051 Walker RoadPetaluma, CA 94952(707) 766-9251The honor farm stand at 1051 Walker Road is open from August through September, 9 to 5 daily. Over 50 varieties of Certified Organic apples, all cared for and hand-picked by Kathy. There is no U-pick. See our Olympia’s Orchard FB page during harvest season. Daily: 9am-5pm (August-September)

Piano FarmValley Ford, CAFarmstand: Valley Ford Rd,b/w Roblar Rd & Bloomfield Rd (415) 640-8837We believe in farming that creates a healthy ecosystem for humans and critters. Our no-till polyculture field practices yield nutrient-rich crops. These culinary gems are available fresh picked at our farm stand. Don’t miss our sun ripened strawberries!Seasonal, Fri-Sun: Morning - Dark

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Pozzi Ranchpozziranch.netValley Ford, CA(707) 486·00944th generation family farm raising 100% grass-fed, pasture-raised, local lamb and cattle in the pristine grasslands of western Sonoma and Marin Counties. Products available at Whole Foods Markets throughout Nor-CA. Love of the land. Respect for animals.Not Open to the Public

Rocker Oysterfeller’srockeroysterfellers.com14415 Highway 1Valley Ford, CA 94972(707) 876-1942Dining available at our charming VF restaurant, Rocker Oysterfeller’s. Our menus are sourced from our neigh-boring farms, creameries & ranches. Stay overnight in our historic venue, The Valley Ford Hotel. Our catering service, Firefly Catering, is farm-to-table for events large & small.Visit Website for Hours

Sonoma Wool Companysonomawoolcompany.comValley Ford, CA(707) 291-3622Re-discover the wonders of wool! As part of Pozzi Ranch, we produce practical wool products using wool sourced from Pozzi Ranch and other family ranches. Please visit us our website to learn more about us and our products!Not Open to the Public

Stemple Creek Ranchstemplecreek.com900 Burbank Lane Tomales, CA 94971(415) 883-8253Family owned & operated Certified Organic cattle ranch located near Pacific Ocean, raising grass-fed, grass-finished Angus beef & lamb. We sell online, at farmers’ markets & to local businesses. Ship directly to your door. See online calendar for ranch events.By Appointment

Straus Family Creamerystrausfamilycreamery.comPetaluma, CA(707) 776-2887For over 20 years, the Straus Family Creamery name has been synonymous with high quality 100% Certified Organic dairy and a commitment to sustainable prac-tices. You can really taste the Straus difference! Visit our website to learn more.Not Open to the Public

Tomales Farmstead Creamerytolumafarms.com5488 Middle RoadTomales, CA 94971(707) 878-2041Just 20 minutes west of Petaluma in the hamlet ofTomales, we produce award-winning artisanal goat & sheep cheeses at our 160 acre Certified Organic family farm, dairy & creamery. Certified Animal Welfare Approved. Educational tours. In Bay Area markets.By Appointment

Two Rock Valley Goat Cheesetworockgoatcheese.com7955 Valley Ford RoadPetaluma, CA 94952(707) 762-6182It started in the Swiss Alps and made its way to the hills of Two Rock. Husband and wife team care for Nubian goats and produce first-class artisan goat cheeses using traditional craftsmanship. Retailing in Bay Area markets & wholesale. Tours by appt.By Appointment

Valley Ford Cheese Companyvalleyfordcheese.com14390 Shoreline HwyValley Ford, CA 94972(707) 875-70735 generations have practiced sustainable agriculture on this prime milk-producing farmland, & the family continues to use traditional, ancestral methods to produce high-quality, unpasteurized farmstead cheeses from prize-winning Jersey milk cows. Visit new cheese shop and cafe in downtown Valley Ford! Visit Website for Hours

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Andy’s Marketandysproduce.com1691 Gravenstein Hwy N Sebastopol, CA 95472(707) 823-8661Celebrating 55 years, we’re the largest open-air fresh farm produce market in Northern California. Andy’s appealing old-fashioned fruit stand offers a complete selection of organic & gourmet foods, sourcing much of our produce from small, local farmers.Open Daily: 8am-7:30pm

Antique Societyantiquesociety.com2661 Gravenstein Hwy S Sebastopol, CA 95472(707) 829-1733Fabulously unforgettable, we’re the County’s largest an-tique collective, featuring 125 dealers offering primitive to mid-century modern. Treasure seekers find garden decor, vintage fruit crate labels, art & jewelry.Open Daily: 10am-5pm

Balletto Vineyardsballettovineyards.com5700 Occidental RoadSanta Rosa, CA 95401(707) 568-2455 ext 101Family owned - we strive to make wines that highlight each individual vineyard block’s character. All vine-yards are certified sustainable and reflect the Balletto family’s passion for the land. Come by and try our award-winning wines with our knowledgeable staff. Open Daily: 10am-5pm

Bamboo Sourcerybamboosourcery.com666 Wagnon RoadSebastopol, CA 95472(707) 823-5866We offer a large selection of bamboos from all over the world. Beautiful bamboo demonstration gardens & expert advice on all aspects of selection, containment & maintenance of bamboo. Delivery & installation services for the greater Bay Area. Tues-Sun: 9am-4pm

Beekind Honey & Supplybeekind.com921 Gravenstein Hwy SSebastopol, CA 95472(707) 824-2905Join Beekind in caring for our honey bees! Local, varietal & unique honeys, candles, bees, beekeeping supplies, beautiful gifts and cards. Gift wrapping. FREE honey tasting all day long. Visit website for seasonal classes.Mon-Sat: 10am-6pm; Sun: 10am-4pm

Bohemian Creamerybohemiancreamery.com7380 Occidental RdSebastopol, CA 95472Wild and wondrous milk products made from cow, sheep, goat, and water buffalo milks. Over a dozen different cheeses, whey sodas, soft serve frozen goat yogurt, soaps, etc. Includes a picture postcard view of the Mayacamas and a caprine welcoming committee.Fri-Sun: 10-6pm (+ Monday Holidays)

Cumbria Guest House2900 Blucher Valley RoadSebastopol, CA 95472(707) 827-3372 3-bedroom Guest House that sleeps 8. Breakfast & garden produce provided. We sell produce, plants & flowers from the garden stand & deliver produce boxes. Garden proceeds to charity.Open, Unless “Closed” sign is posted

Duckworth Family Farmfacebook.com/BlueberriesSebastopolSebastopol, CA 95472(707) 829-7999Family farm growing Certified Organic blueberries & raising sheep for wool. We are open for U-Pick, farm tours & picnics beginning in mid-June through July, Thursday-Sunday. CALL FOR HOURS. We also sell blueberry pies & wool fleece and take bulk orders, too.Call for Summer Hours

The Farmer’s Wifethefarmerswifesonoma.com6760 McKinley St., #120Sebastopol, CA 95472 Award-winning sandwiches with local, Organic ingredi-ents in The Barlow. Also available for catering.Mon-Sat: 11am–8pm; Sun: 11am–6pm

Fern Bar fernbar.com 6780 Depot St., Suite 120 Sebastopol, CA 95472 (707) 861-9603 Amid an inviting atmosphere, we craft garden-to-glass cocktails and modern American cuisine inspired by West Sonoma County’s abundance of biodiversity. We feature house-made beer, spirit-free elixirs, & locally-sourced & small-production wines. Live music nightly.Thursday-Monday: 4pm-Midnight

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Garlock Tree Farmgarlocktreefarm.com2275 Bloomfield RoadSebastopol, CA 95472(707) 823-430710 acres of choose & cut Christmas trees. Pre-cut Noble Fir, kept in water. Fresh wreaths made on site. Horse-drawn carriage rides, pony rides, bounce house, farm animals, picnic area, gift shop & tractor hay ride.Visit Website for Seasonal Hours

Golden State Ciderdrinkgoldenstate.com180 Morris St. #150Sebastopol, CA 95472(707) 321-1237We craft apple driven, dry ciders from our orchard where we grow over 100 varieties of heirloom apples, plus fruit sourced along the West Coast. The new taproom & cider garden (coming Summer 2019) will feature our ciders & products, paired with regional cheeses.Visit Website for Hours

Green Star Farmgreenstarfarm.comBlank RoadSebastopol, CA 95472(707) 861-0060Green Star Farm is a 60 acre pasture based livestock farm in the heart of West Sonoma County. We produce pasture raised eggs, chicken, pork, lamb, and goat throughout the year. At local restaurants & markets. By Appointment

Handline Restauranthandline.com935 Gravenstein AvenueSebastopol, CA 95472(707) 827-3744The food we serve is fundamentally Californian. To us, this means inalienable freshness, the kind you can only experience when the air has recently kissed the Pacific. Featuring line caught fish tacos, oysters, burgers, tostadas, salads and soft serve ice cream. Happy Hours: 3-5pm and 8:30-10pm.Daily: 11am-10pm

Horse & Plowhorseandplow.com1272 Gravenstein Hwy NSebastopol, CA 95472(707) 827-3486Organically Grown Wines & Local Cider. Tastings, glasses, and bottles offered daily at our barn in beautiful Sebas-topol. Outdoor picnic tables, gardens, orchard. Kid and pet friendly.Thurs-Mon: 11-5; Tues & Wed By Appt

Icssoma Farm | Well Trained Horseswelltrainedhorses.com11114 Falstaff RoadSebastopol, CA 95472(707) 829-3600We are a non-profit that rescues, rehabilitates, and re-homes horses, while offering low cost education to many, and providing a sanctuary setting for horses & people who are part of our rescue community. Riding lessons for all ages. Tours, clinics & events.By Appointment

Laguna de Santa Rosa Foundationlagunafoundation.org900 Sanford RoadSanta Rosa, CA 95401(707) 527-9277Our mission is to preserve, restore and enhance the Laguna de Santa Rosa (the largest freshwater wetlands complex on the Northern CA coast) and to inspire public appreciation and understanding of this magnificent natural area. Education, restoration, events.Visit Website for Events

Laguna Farmlagunafarm.com1764 Cooper RoadSebastopol, CA 95472(707) 823-0823CSA farm serves 400+ families; offers produce boxes weekly or twice monthly; pick-up or delivery. Produce, dairy, fruits, nuts & grains. Sustainably grown, fresh & local. Farm stand open to the public.Visit Website for Hours

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Leland Street Farm & Country Clubfacebook.com/lelandstreetcountryclub7600 Leland StreetSebastopol, CA 95472(510) 435-4537Located in the heart of downtown, at Leland Street Farms. Members enjoy leisurely social gatherings & di-rect access to the Club’s Trading Post featuring heritage pork, lamb, goat, artisanal cheeses, ferments, & more.By Appointment

Lowell’s Restaurant & Two Belly Acres Farmlowellssebastopol.com7385 Healdsburg AvenueSebastopol, CA 95472(707) 829-1077Through selection of locally sourced produce, meats, cheeses & wines, we combine passion for creative & delicious food with our mandate to have a long-term sustainable impact on community. Our farm, Two Belly Acres, produces the majority of our fresh vegetables.M-F: 8-3, 5-9; Sat: 10-3, 5-10; Sun: 10-3, 5-9

Luther Burbank’s Experiment Farmwschsgrf.org7777 Bodega AvenueSebastopol, CA 95472(707) 829-6711Burbank’s 1885 Gold Ridge Farm preserved by Western Sonoma County Historical Society. Self-guided tours all year. Enjoy a picnic under shade trees planted by Luther Burbank. Plants sales Wednesdays 9am-Noon & docent tours by appt.Daily: Sunrise-Sunset

Monte-Bellaria di Californiamonte-bellaria.com3518 Bloomfield RoadSebastopol, CA 95472(707) 829-2645Located in the Russian River appellation, our West County Sonoma climate yields incredible olive oil, lavender, honey, beeswax, herbs and other fine har-vests. We use these crops to produce our own natural soaps, fragrances and essential oils.By Appointment

The Nursery at Emerisa Gardensemerisa.com555 Irwin LaneSanta Rosa, CA 95401(707) 525-9644Growers of unusual & drought-tolerant plants. Of-fering a vast selection of perennials, herbs, grasses, shrubs, roses, phormiums & succulents. Knowledge-able staff help you create the garden of your dreams.Tues-Sat: 9-5 & Sun: 10-4; Closed Mon

Papas and Pollopapasandpollo.com 915 Gravenstein Hwy S.Sebastopol, CA 95472(707) 829-9037Seb-Mex at its finest! Gourmet Burritos, Stuffed Yams, Fresh Fish Tacos, Outdoor Garden Patio and Kid-Zone. Bring the fam & enjoy some Sebastopol-style Mexican Food in a laid back, Baja-inspired atmosphere. Rotating micro-brews on tap! TEXT orders: 707-331-4937Daily: 8am-9pm

Permaculture Artisanspermacultureartisans.com2185 Gravenstein Hwy SSebastopol, CA 95472(707) 824-0836We design, build & maintain regenerative/resilient landscapes. Specializing in food production, water har-vesting/restoration projects at all scales. Find out how permaculture principles can transform & regenerate your home, farm, ranch or place of work!By Appointment

Pink Barn Farmpinkbarnfarm.com 1170 Garden LaneSebastopol, CA 95472Pink Barn Farm is a sustainable vegetable and produce farm located in Sebastopol. We grow a wide diversity of specialty crops for local establishments and for our distributor partner at FEED Sonoma. We hope to see you during our farm days, check website for details!By Appointment

Ramen Gaijinramengaijin.com6948 Sebastopol AveSebastopol, CA 95472(707) 827-3609Committed to honoring traditional techniques, serving up handmade Organic noodles & the finest ingredients Sonoma County has to offer. We strive to offer & pre-serve produce in season. Bringing community together for good food, good drink & joyous atmosphere.Tues-Thurs: 12-9pm; Fri & Sat: 12-10pm

Red H Farmredhfarm.comSebastopol, CA(707) 235-2596Red H Farm is a 1.3 acre diversified vegetable opera-tion in Sebastopol. Focusing on soil health, water conservation, and biodiversity, we use agroecological principles to grow high quality produce that we sell through farmers markets and local restaurants. By Appointment

Santa’s Trees11389 Barnett Valley RoadSebastopol, CA 95472(707) 823-6635We are a no frills choose-and-cut Christmas tree farm since 1957. Our beautiful hill farm offers white, Doug-las, and Frasier firs on weekends only. Enjoy a picnic, free cider and the bonfire.Fri-Sun: 9am-Dark (Opens 11/29/19)

Sebastopol Farmers’ Marketsebastopolfarmmarket.orgSebastopol Plaza ParkSebastopol, CA 95472(707) 522-9305Community Farmers’ Market supporting local farmers and small businesses. Music weekly! Check out our website and facebook page for upcoming events and updates. CalFresh/MarketMatch options available. Sun: 10am-1:30pm, Year Round

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Singing Frogs Farmsingingfrogsfarm.com1301 Ferguson RdSebastopol, CA 95472(707) 829-1389Unique, award-winning, ecological farm growing diverse selection of high-quality, nutrient-dense veg-etables for CSA, farmers’ markets & local restaurants. No-till farming (ie: NO tractors) greatly benefits soil & plant health, pollinators, wildlife, & consumers.By Appointment

Sonoma Horticultural Nurserysonomahort.com3970 Azalea LaneSebastopol, CA 95472(707) 823-6832Specializing in Rhododendrons, Azaleas, & rare com-panion plants. Located in a forest sanctuary, visitors can wander through 8 acres & 2 miles of trails with a spring-fed pond, a year-round creek, magnificent rare trees & wondrous flowering plants. Thurs-Mon: 9am-5pm

Spirit Works Distilleryspiritworksdistillery.com6790 McKinley St. #100Sebastopol, CA 95472(707) 634-4793Voted Best Craft Distillery in Sonoma County from the Press Democrat in 2018. We’re committed to “grain to glass”, bringing in whole grain which we mill, mash, ferment, and distill entirely on site. Come for a taste or cocktail of Vodka, Gins, and Whiskies! Fri & Sat: 11-6:30; W, Thurs,Sun: 11-5:30

Taylor Lane Organic Coffeetaylorlane.com 6790 McKinley St., #170Sebastopol, CA 95472(707) 634-7129Located in The Barlow marketplace in charming downtown Sebastopol, Taylor Lane’s Certified Organic and Fair Trade coffees have been roasted locally since 1993. Come Enjoy our hospitality, be sure to visit our other locations in Santa Rosa & Petaluma.Daily: 6:30am - 6:00pm

Victorian Farmstead Meat Co.vicfarmmeats.com6762 Sebastopol AveSebastopol, CA 95472(707) 332-4605Full service butcher shop specializing in beef, chicken, pork, lamb & more raised in Nor-CA! Visit our web store or our butcher shop inside Community Market. The animals are responsibly raised on family farms, all natural & on pasture. Meat you can be proud to serve!Visit Website for Hours

William Cofield Cheesemakerswmcofieldcheese.com6780 McKinley St. #110Sebastopol, CA 95472(707) 755-0130Visitors to William Cofield Cheesemakers will be able to sample and purchase proper British style cheese. They’ll often be able to see how it’s made from start to finish -- from the milk vats operating on site to the aging room to the packaging and shipping area.Fri & Sat: 11am-6pm; Sun: 11am-4pm

Woodfour Brewing Companywoodfourbrewing.com6780 Depot St. #160Sebastopol, CA 95472(707) 823-3144Woodfour specializes in brewing the finest farmhouse style beers with a strong awareness of terroir. Our resident pop-up, Maria’s Taco Express, serves up handmade tamales & more. The result: a completely different experience than your average brew pub.M-Th: 12-7; Fri & Sat: 12-9; Sun: 11-6

Zazu’s Black Pig Meat Co.blackpigmeatco.com Sebastopol, CACome for u-pick BLT weekends with our Black Piglet food truck when tomatoes are in season! Committed to pasture raised animals. Our bacon & salumi reign supreme - we won KING +QUEEN of pork! Chef Estes competed on Food Network’s Next Iron Chef & was a judge on Guy’s Grocery Games.Visit Website for Hours

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Apple-A-Day Ratzlaff Ranchappleadayranch.com13128 Occidental RoadSebastopol, CA 95472(707) 823-0538We grow Gravenstein, Golden Delicious, and Rome apples. U-pick is offered September & October. We also process and sell fresh apple juice. For a great picnic spot, enjoy our gorgeous orchard.Sept-Oct: 9-5pm (Closed Thurs & Sat)

Backyardbackyardforestville.com6566 Front StreetForestville, CA 95436(707) 820-8445Seasonal, sustainable restaurant. Inspired by Sonoma County’s amazing bounty of orchards, farms, ranchers, foragers, & fisherman, every vegetable, fruit, & animal is grown, raised or line-caught locally. We value com-munity and the moral, ethical practices of sustainability.Visit Website for Hours

Confluence Farmconfluencefarm.com9999 Green Valley RoadSebastopol, CA 95472(843) 276 - 3218We are a Certified Organic farm growing diversified vegetables and flowers. Started by two former chefs, our farm’s mission is to bring people together through good food. We sell our produce and flowers at farmers’ markets and to local restaurants.Not Open to the Public

Dutton Ranchduttonranch.comSebastopol, CA 95472(707) 823-0448Our family farm was started in 1964 by Warren & Gail Dutton. We farm 1,100 acres of grapes and 200 acres of Certified Organic apples.Not Open to the Public

Dutton-Goldfield Wineryduttongoldfield.com3100 Gravenstein Hwy N Sebastopol, CA 95472(707) 823-3887Partnership between grapegrower Steve Dutton & wine-maker Dan Goldfield. Our mission is to produce world-class wines displaying brightness of fruit, complexity & balance reflective of our cool coastal home. Pinot Noir & Chardonnay are the mainstays of our portfolio.Daily: 10am-4:30pm

Ethic Cidersethicciders.com8490 Occidental Road Sebastopol, CA 95472info@ethicciders.comEthic Ciders is an organic orchard-based cidery. Great cider making starts in our orchards. We use regen-erative agriculture practices that give way to crafting distinctive ciders. All of our ciders convey fresh fruit complexity, balance and a true taste of place. By Appointment

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Forestville Farmer’s Marketforestvillefarmersmarket.comDowntown ForestvilleForestville, CA 95436(707) 481-3565Local produce, artisanal products, baked goods, arts/crafts, entertainment & more. Located amongst the trees in Forestville’s new Town Square. Great place to relax, listen to music & support local.Seasonal, Tuesdays: 4-7pm

Freestone Artisan Cheesefreestoneartisan.com380 Bohemian HwyFreestone, CA 95472(707) 874-1030Nestled in the hamlet of Freestone, between Coastal Redwoods & the Pacific, our specially curated, artisan shop sells hand-crafted local cheeses, hot roasted California nuts, olive oils grown/pressed locally, as well as crêpes & tea.Thur: Noon-6pm, Fri-Mon: 10am-6pm

Gabriel Farmgabrielfarm.com3175 Sullivan RoadSebastopol, CA 95472(707) 829-0617Cert. Organic family farm grows apples, persimmons raspberries, pluots, blackberries, lavender. Juice, jams & dried flowers. Specializing in Asian pears. Featuring U-pick CSA: members can visit the farm to pick what is ripe. Tours/school tours avail by appt. July–November.By Appointment Only; Visit Website

Green Valley Farm + Millgvfam.com13024 Green Valley RoadSebastopol, CA 95472hello@gvfam.comGreen Valley Farm + Mill is on a mission to recon-nect people with land. We do this through educational programming and the demonstration of vibrant, rural, land-based livelihoods. Learn more about our unique CSA offerings on our website.By Appointment Only

Harmony Farm Supply & Nurseryharmonyfarm.com3244 Gravenstein Hwy NSebastopol, CA 95472(707) 823-9125Premiere resource for Organic farming & gardening: drip irrigation design & supplies, fertilizers, pest con-trols, cover crop & vegetable seed, tools, & books. Plus a nursery with an extensive array (container & bare root) of edible, native, & drought tolerant plants.Mon-Sat: 7:30-6:00pm; Sun: 8:30-5pm

Hazel Restaurantrestauranthazel.com3782 Bohemian Highway Occidental, CA 95465(707) 874-6003Hazel features seasonal Mediterranean inspired cuisine and a wood-fired oven. Focused on community, the chefs/owners source from local farmers, purveyors and winemakers. Fabulous baked goods. Free corkage for Sonoma County wines on Thursday. Friday Pie Day! Tues-Sun: 5-10pm, Sun Brunch: 10-2pm

Korbel Champagne Cellarskorbel.com13250 River RoadGuerneville, CA 95446(707) 824-7000Come visit us for complimentary tours & tastings daily; stay for lunch at our full service deli. Established in 1882, we produce 11 different California champagnes, fine wines & brandy at our Russian River Valley winery.Visit Website for Hours

Kozlowski Farms - Sonoma County Classicskozlowskifarms.com5566 Gravenstein Hwy NForestville, CA 95436(707) 887-1587We produce gourmet, specialty, & natural foods. They include jams, jellies, fruit butters, no sugar fruit spreads, mustard, salad dressings, BBQ sauce, steak sauce, chipotle grilling sauces & homemade pies.Daily: 9am-5pm

Lynn’s Lavender & Lotsmorelynnslavender.com3335 Harrison Grade RoadSebastopol, CA 95472(707) 874-9960A certified Organic Lavender Farm & Pinot Noir vineyard, we produce unique lavender gifts, home, and personal products. Visit our Garden & Gift shop to dis-cover not only Lynn’s Lavender treasures but also those very special finds for your home, garden, and friends.Fri-Sun: 11-4, Apr-Nov, Or By Appt

Manzana Products Co.northcoast.organic9141 Green Valley Road Sebastopol, CA 95472(707) 823-5313We specialize in high quality organic products: apple juice, apple sauce & apple cider vinegar. USDA 100% Organic, non-GMO, Kosher. The oldest existing cannery in the county, we have our own “North Coast” brand & we also provide major chains with their private labels.Not Open to the Public

Martinelli Winery & Vineyardsmartinelliwinery.com3360 River RoadWindsor, CA 95492(707) 525-0570Farming in Sonoma County since the 1880s. Taste our estate grown Zin, Pinot Noir, Chardonnay & Syrah at our unique tasting room, situated in a historic turn-of-the-century hop barn in the scenic Russian River Valley.Daily: 10am-5pm

Mom’s Apple Piemomsapplepieusa.com4550 Gravenstein Hwy NSebastopol, CA 95472(707) 823-8330In the beginning, Mom (Betty Carr) would bake & sell one pie per day from her orchard. Now we offer a wide variety of fruit & cream pies, and our café also serves lunch. One thing hasn’t changed: homemade quality. Only the best ingredients & each pie prepared by hand.Daily: 10am-6pm

Nightingale Breads6665 Front StreetForestville, CA 95436(707) 887-8887Traditional European style breads baked in a wood-fired oven. All baked with Organic flour, grains & seeds and shaped by hand. We bake bread the old fashioned way & honor age-old traditions. Seasonal specials use local fruits & vegetables from neighboring farms.Wed-Fri:11-6; Sat. 10-4

Occidental Arts & Ecology Centeroaec.org15290 Coleman Valley RdOccidental, CA 95465(707) 874-1557We’re a non-profit education center that promotes ecologically & culturally sustainable communities. Environmental center has 5 acres of Organic gardens. Tours, plant sales, and workshops. Schedule posted on our website. Volunteer day every Wednesday. Seasonal Nursery Hours: Fri-Sun: 10-5

Occidental Community Farmers Marketoccidentalcommunityfarmersmarket.comDowntownOccidental, CA Local produce, gourmet foods & artisan crafts from our colorful West County community in down-town Occidental. Live music every week & other special events throughout the season.Friday 4pm-Dusk (June - October)

Panizzera Meat Co.panizzerameatco.com3905 Main StreetOccidental, CA 95465(707) 874-9770This 102 year-old butcher shop offers local lamb & goat (slaughtered on premises), local grass-fed beef, dry-aged steaks, pork & hand-made sausage. Cut & wrap. One of the few remaining USDA inspected slaughterhouses & meat processing facilities in Sonoma County. Visit us at Andy’s Market in Sebastopol, too.Daily: 10am-6pm

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PaPa’s Pumpkin Patch13110 Occidental RoadSebastopol, CA 95472(707) 874-9070During pumpkin season, come pick your own, right off the vine. Choose from seven varieties of pumpkins in the field. Enjoy the beautiful, peaceful setting, in the shadows of old-growth Redwoods.Daily: 10am-6pm, October 1-31

Rainbow’s End Farm13140 Frati LaneSebastopol, CA 95472(707) 874-2315Come visit this “home-stead” style garden/farm on steroids! 20 of our 50 acres are Certified Organic. Big old barns & 100 year old fruit trees. Lots of animals.Specializing in berries, apples, pears, persimmons, dried fruit, eggs, jams & chutneys & goat products.By Appointment

Redwood Hill Farm ~ Capracopiaredwoodhillfarm.org5480 Thomas RoadSebastopol, CA 95472(707) 827-3366Scheduled farm tours March 16- June 8th, RSVP re-quested. We celebrate farm life while producing quality, artisan food products. Learn to milk a goat, cuddle the baby goats & learn about sustainable Sonoma County farming. Reserve ahead at RedwoodHillFarm.org.Visit Website for Hours

Russian River Vineyardsrussianrivervineyards.com5700 Hwy 116 N Forestville, CA 95436(707) 887-3344This historic vineyard dates back to the 1890s. Wine tasting available in the lounge or on the patio. Reserva-tions available for VIP pairings & our farm-to-table din-ner series. Enjoy the sweeping views of the sustainably-farmed vineyards & the new native pollinator garden.Sun - Thurs: 12 - 5; Fri & Sat: 12 - 6

The Union Hotelunionhoteloccidental.com3731 Main StreetOccidental, CA 95465(707) 874-3555Historic Italian restaurant nestled in the redwoods. Open daily 6am for freshly baked pastries & coffee. Delight in our pizzeria, dining room, courtyard, saloon, or café. Events & lodging. Enjoy great food & warm welcome from multi-generational family business.Visit Website for Hours

Walker Apples10955 Upp RoadGraton, CA 95444(707) 823-4310Located at end of a scenic country dirt road, we grow 27 varieties of apples. Our motto is “Try before you buy!” & samples are readily available. Not a U-pick.Daily: 9am to 5pm, August 1- December 1

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Davis Family Vineyardsdaviswines.com52 Front StreetHealdsburg, CA 95448(707) 433-3858Join us in our tasting room & Organic Garden Lounge steps away from the Russian River. We believe wine is an essential element in a rich and passionate life. Our goal is for every wine to be a true, natural reflection of the vineyard and vintage in which it was grown.Thurs-Mon: 11am-5pm

Dry Creek Peach & Producedrycreekpeach.com2179 Yoakim Bridge RoadHealdsburg, CA 95448(707) 433-8121Certified Organic peach farm, growing 30 varieties of white & yellow peaches, plus nectarines, plums & seasonal produce. Peach jam, frozen bellini mix, cobbler mix, & more. Farm Stand. Call ahead.Wed, Fri–Sun: 12-5 (Summer)

Dry Creek Vineyarddrycreekvineyard.com3770 Lambert Bridge RoadHealdsburg, CA 95448(707) 433-1000Founded in 1972, we are a second generation family-owned, sustainably farmed winery. Enjoy our award-winning wines, beautiful picnic grounds, and experi-ence one of our many educational tasting experiences. There’s something for everyone at Dry Creek Vineyard.Daily: 10:30am-4:30pm

Eco Terrenoecoterreno.comCloverdale, CA(707) 938-3833A luxury estate wine from Alexander Valley in Sonoma County. We produce small lot wines from ourcertified Biodynamic & Organically grown grapes. Tours available by appointment only.By Appointment

Ferrari-Carano Vineyards & Wineryferrari-carano.com8761 Dry Creek RoadHealdsburg, CA 95448(707) 433-6700Open daily and located in picturesque Dry Creek Valley, we’re home to world-class wines, beautiful gardens & breathtaking vineyard views. Taste wines in the Villa Fiore Wine Shop, Enoteca in the underground cellar, or the outdoor terrace overlooking the vineyards. Daily: 10-5pm; Private Tours by Appt.

Firefly Chocolateceremonial-cacao.com399 Business Park Court #304Windsor, CA 95492(707) 861-8504An independent Organic dark chocolate manufacturer committed to holistic well being through cacao. Our unique chocolate is alive in spirit & a joy to eat or drink. We source our cacao for maximum positive so-cial impact from over one thousand small family cacao farms in Belize, Guatemala, and Tanzania.Not Open to the Public

Front Porch Farmfpfarm.com2550 Rio Lindo Ave.Healdsburg, CA 95448(707) 433-8016Guided by a core value of responsible stewardship of the land, we grow our produce, grains, meat, flowers & wine for chefs, grocers & knowledgeable market cus-tomers who share the same passion for flavor, diversity & sustainability. We invite you to come visit!By Appointment

Golden Nectar Farmgoldennectar.com6364 Starr RoadWindsor, CA 95492(707) 838-8189165 varieties of organically grown fruit. Natural build-ings, solar power, bees & sustainable lifestyle experi-ment. Vegetable, flower & herb gardens, medicinal plants, mushrooms, chickens, ducks, eggs, nursery starts, & fresh produce. Classes, retreats & events.By Appointment

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Healdsburg Certified Farmers’ Markethealdsburgfarmersmarket.orgHealdsburg, CA 95448(707) 824-8717Fresh, local, seasonal produce, food product, and more. At 40-years old, this is one of the oldest farmers’ markets in the country. Most of our farmers grow their produce within 10 miles of the Plaza. Seasonal: Sat: 8:30-12 at North & Vine Streets; Tues: 9-1 at Downtown Plaza

Jordan Vineyard & Winery1474 Alexander Valley RoadHealdsburg, CA 95448(707) 431-5250Jordan Estate encompasses 1,200 acres of woods, vineyards, orchards, cattle pastures, chef’s garden, apiary and more. Experience our diversified farm and culinary hospitality through by-appointment experi-ences, from an expansive estate tour to dinner parties.By Appointment

Porter Creek Vineyardsportercreekvineyards.com8735 Westside RoadHealdsburg, CA 95448(707) 433-6321We focus on Organic, hillside-grown, vineyard-desig-nated wines of Burgundy & Rhone varietals. Our wines are a unique, intriguing expression of true Russian River Valley terroir. Owned & operated by father & son. Rustic, charming tasting room.Daily: 10:30am to 4:30pm

Preston Farm and Wineryprestonfarmandwinery.com9282 W. Dry Creek RdHealdsburg CA 95448(707) 433-3372Organic-Biodynamic family farm & winery. Tasting room & farm store: Mediterranean wines, olive oil, sea-sonal produce, brick-oven bread, pickles, cured olives, pastured lamb & eggs. Picnic tables, rustic ambiance. No groups over 8. Seasonal U-Pick. Daily: 11am-4:30 pm, Tours by Appt.

Rodney Strong Vineyardsrodneystrong.com11455 Old Redwood HwyHealdsburg, CA 95448(707) 431-1533Dedicated to crafting world-class wines, we sustainably farm 14 estate vineyards & produce wines from So-noma County’s finest appellations. Founded in 1959 by pioneer Rodney D. Strong as the 13th bonded winery in the county. Purchased in 1989 by the Klein family.Daily: 10am-5pm

Santa Rosa Junior College Shone Farmshonefarm.santarosa.edu7450 Steve Olson LnForestville, CA 95436(707) 535- 3700At SRJC campus, students at Shone Farm gain hands-on learning on 365 acres of forest, pasture, produce, & vineyard, as well as business management through direct sales. Products include fresh produce, olive oil, & wine. Seasonal farm events Sept – Dec.Visit Website for Events & Courses

Starcross Monastic Community Farmstarcross.org34500 Annapolis Road Annapolis, CA 95412(707) 886-1919Honor produce stand w/ Sister Julie’s Organic Olive Oil. Organic fruits & vegetables in season. Plus, herbs, seasonings, jams, syrups, & pickles. Founded in 1969, we are nestled in the coastal hills of Sonoma County & strive to be a sancturay for both people & nature.Daily: 8am-6pm

Tierra Vegetablestierravegetables.com651 Airport Blvd.Santa Rosa, CA 95403(707) 544-6141Diversified family farm, growing fresh vegetables from asparagus to zucchini & unusual vegetables & grains, including dozens of varieties of heirloom dry beans, cornmeal, & culinary treats. CSA available; school tours; self-guided tours during Farm Stand hours.Thurs-Sun: Jan-May; Tues-Sun: Jun-Dec

Tilted Shed Ciderworkstiltedshed.com7761 Bell RoadWindsor, CA 95492(707) 657-7796Small-batch, food-friendly, unexpectedly complex ciders, fermented from 100% fresh-pressed Sonoma County apples. All done by hand in season, using tradi-tional methods & specialty apples from local Organic growers & our own cider orchard. Tasting room.Saturday 12-5pm

Truett Hurst Winerytruetthurst.com5610 Dry Creek RoadHealdsburg, CA 95448(707) 433-9545Enjoy award-winning Biodynamic wines; watch salmon run from the picnic grounds on Dry Creek; learn about Biodynamic farming of our vineyards and 5-acre vegetable garden. Live music every Saturday & Sunday, 1pm-5pm. Picnic snacks available in tasting room.Daily: 10am-5pm

Wise Acre Farmwiseacreeggs.com631 Arata LaneWindsor, CA 95492(707) 480-1900Our goal is to produce the highest quality eggs. Custom built mobile coops provide hens with safe, comfortable shelter, moved weekly. Hens forage freely on natural diet of seeds, green plants, insects & worms, supple-mented with certified non-GMO, Organic feed.Daily: 7am-8pm

Volo Chocolatevolochocolate.comWindsor, CA (707) 536-6764 We are craft bean-to-bar chocolate makers that are also chefs! We make over 1,200 chocolate bars per week at our production studio using local ingredients including: Clover Dairy, Petaluma Hill Dairy, Merchant & Miller Extra Virgin Olive Oil, Flying Goat Coffee, oranges, tangerines & Meyer lemons.By Appointment

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