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At Petaluma Bounty, we stand in solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement. George Floyd’s murder on May 25th, 2020 is part of a larger web and long history of systemic anti-Black and Brown police violence and racism. Anger, action, outrage, and sadness have filled streets and conversations along with demands that we not look away. Led by the Black Continue Reading →
UPDATE July 2020: Due to the unprecedented demand for CalFresh/SNAP funds at the state and federal level, Petaluma Bounty was not awarded a grant to cover the 50% discount for CalFresh customers at local farm stands and CSA’s. We need your help today to be able to offer these services for Singing Frogs Farm and Petaluma Bounty CalFresh customers. Note, Continue Reading →
We are proud to share our 2020 Annual Impact Report with our community. Thank you to our funders, sponsors, advisory board, volunteers, and those that bought our produce. We could not do what we do without the support of everyone that loves Petaluma Bounty. To view our report, please click the first page. If you would like to support our Continue Reading →
Summary: Petaluma Bounty seeks proposals from qualified marketing professionals for a comprehensive values-based marketing campaign for farmers’ markets in Sonoma and Marin County, CA. The campaign is part of a four year research study to make farmers’ markets in the region more welcoming and inclusive to the whole community. The study is using community-engaged research to identify obstacles, opportunities, and Continue Reading →
As with everything that has happened since the introduction of COVID-19, we have had to shift how we operate the farm and our traditional days of service; we wanted to make sure that we did not skip our annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service, as honoring Dr. King Jr.’s legacy is more important than ever; it allowed Continue Reading →
One thing that emerged through the year is that farmers’ markets are essential to the community. They not only let the community shop in the open air as they buy healthful food to boost immune systems but through our incentive matching program, they allow for people’s food budgets to stretch further while supporting small, local agricultural farms. We are proud to be a small piece in the local food system and advocate for farmers’ markets at a local, state, and federal level. Continue Reading →
For a long time the word “sustainability” spoke most directly to environmental conservation efforts. As we increasingly become cognizant of the nodes that connect our physical environment, our economy, human physical and mental health, and social equity, the word can’t quite seem to carry all of that well anymore. Even just focusing on the agricultural sector, we see many different Continue Reading →
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