Topic: Agriculture

Filed under Agriculture

  1. 2026

  2. The Mendocino Voice

    The lights are flickering out across Mendocino County

    Up on the ridges above Willits, Steve Amato has been counting lights. "These hills used to light up at night," the president of the Mendocino Cannabis Alliance said last spring,…

  3. The Mendocino Voice

    California’s 40,000-acre question

    Drive north through Hopland this spring, past Ukiah into Redwood Valley. You'll notice gaps. Where Cabernet and Zinfandel twisted toward the sun last October, now there's bare dirt, stacked rootstock,…

  4. The Press Democrat

    Worms to wine: DaVero turns compost into a tasting lesson

    If you have spent any time around wine people, you have heard the phrase: It starts in the vineyard. DaVero Farms and Winery is taking that one step further, straight…

  5. The Press Democrat

    Sonoma County farm notes

    One of Sonoma County’s most familiar farm names received statewide recognition this winter. Lee and Wayne James of Tierra Vegetables in Santa Rosa were named Legacy Farmers of the Year…

  6. The Press Democrat

    The new rules behind Sonoma County’s home kitchen food surge

    Sonoma County has always had a quiet side hustle economy. You just didn’t used to be able to taste it.

  1. 2025

  2. The Press Democrat

    Word Junkie: A harvest of words

    Orillia, Ontario. CAN – October 16, 2012

  3. The Press Democrat

    Fall farm fun

    Cider pressing with Ethic Cider. Go on a Fall Farm Adventure Sept. 27 & 28 with Sonoma County Farm Trails. (Sonoma Farm Trails_

  4. The Press Democrat

    Farm value dips as grapes and cannabis slump

    Expect some candid crop talk at the Sonoma County Board of Supervisors meeting Tuesday. The newly released 2024 Sonoma County crop report is on the agenda, and it shows the…

  5. The Press Democrat

    In praise of worms

    Red worms on a white background

  6. The Press Democrat

    Ground Truth: From tomatoes to Croptober — what’s ripening this month

    The weather’s not the problem. Highs in the 70s and 80s, nights in the 50s, and barely a whisper of rain — classic Sonoma September. The Harvest Moon on Sept.…