Born and grazed in the pastoral hills of Petaluma, California, the Clover brand has been an integral part of the North Bay agriculture community since 1916. As we celebrate our […]
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The Value of Shopping Locally is Powerful. Oliver’s Markets has released the results of an updated report exploring the economic value of shopping locally. Both the latest report and the original 2011 report were conducted
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Cloverdale Cloverdale Community Farmers’ Market Good eats and good farmers. 225 N. Cloverdale Blvd., in the empty lot next to Plank Coffee. TUE through December, 3pm to 6pm. Rain
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CFCU supports 4-H and FFA students in Sonoma County. Growing, producing, and distributing local food in Sonoma County is no easy task. But the young people who participate in 4-H
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When the current presidential administration announced the decision to pull out of the Paris Climate Accord last month, the world—on both sides of the political divide—reacted with shock and dismay. It’s not
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How one homegrown cook brought locally sourced, highly crafted Central Asian food to Santa Rosa. When Dalia Martinez makes dumplings—today’s tasting menu at the restaurant she owns with partner Jason Sakach calls for “uszka,” a polish dumpling that
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We are beyond excited to introduce a regular new cooking column to Made Local Magazine. Please give a warm welcome to Sarah Whitmore, a local writer, teacher, self-taught cook, and
Jennifer Harris shares her favorite lunch items for the perfect summer picnic. As the amiable and energetic director of the Sonoma County Fermentation Festival and monthly Vital Alchemy fermentation classes
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Local distilleries put a modern, balanced spin on a misunderstood spirit. In Jenny Griffo’s experience, most people have a terrible gin story. They all seem to follow the same plot. A
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DOUG GOSLING Mother Garden Biodiversity Program Coordinator at Occidental Arts and Ecology Center Garden /Manager at Food for Thought If you’ve ever had the good luck to visit the Mother Garden at the Occidental Arts
