Boyes Hot Springs The Springs Farmers’ Market communityfarmersmarkets.com Sundays, 10am – 2pm thru 12/15 | At Boyes Blvd. and Hwy 12 next to the post office. Accepts CalFresh. Market Match […]
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The Sonoma County Food Action Plan aggregates opportunities for growth in our local food system into four action areas, or pillars, with multiple goals and subgoals under each. We’re highlighting
VIEW THE FULL MAGAZINE ONLINE AS A FLIPBOOK Flip through the September/October 2019 issue online:
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Our job here at Made Local Magazine is to tell the endlessly inspiring, diverse, and true stories that rise within the Sonoma County food system. A celebration of diversity is
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How we eat, and how we dispose of the food we eat, are inextricably connected with climate change. As locally based organizations like California Climate & Agriculture (CalCAN) have made
Locavortex: September Climate Strike Read More »
Nearly a decade ago, Acre Coffee introduced a Portland-inspired minimalist coffee vibe locally. If you’ve ever mistaken Acre Coffee for an outside chain, you wouldn’t be alone. In fact, owners
Bringing It All Back Home Read More »
Humberto Castañeda Produce is the largest grower of vegetables in Sonoma County – and they are struggling to survive. Humberto Castañeda Produce lies next to a particularly fast stretch of
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SHEBA PERSON-WHITELY Executive Director at Sonoma County Economic Development Board Earlier this year, Sheba Person-Whitely became the new executive director of the Sonoma County Economic Development Board. We spoke to her
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Bodega Bay Community Farmers’ Market bodegabaycommunitycenter.org/farmers-market At the Bodega Bay Community Center. Live music, food trucks, locally grown produce, duck and chicken eggs, honey, skin care, and a beautiful venue
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The Sonoma County Food Action Plan aggregates opportunities for growth in our local food system into four action areas, or pillars, with multiple goals and subgoals under each. We’re highlighting
