Farming in community at Petaluma Bounty is probably one of the more unique experiences I will have. That phrase in itself, farming in community, is the golden thread that weaves me back into why we do this work, which I’ve had to remind myself many times when I mourn over burnt peppers or become overwhelmed by spring planting. Farming can Continue Reading →
After our 11th Annual Spring Plant Sale and planting our fields, we were honored to be able to spread the wealth of healthy seedlings with our community! We hosted the 2021 Community Plant Giveaway at the end of May and beginning of June and were honored to welcome seventeen groups/participants out to the farm including local school gardens, community gardens, Continue Reading →
My path to joining the Petaluma Bounty Advisory Board started on a Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr day of service at the Bounty Farm several years ago. My partner and I had just moved to the area and were looking for a way to get involved in the community, make some contributions, and meet people that shared our values. After Continue Reading →
If you read our May newsletter, you know its a season of big changes for our small team at Petaluma Bounty. Sarah will be moving on at the end of June to continue her work in Food Access in the Bay Area; we will be looking for her replacement, with the hope to have someone in place by late June. Continue Reading →
Special thanks to Intern Jane for contributing her third post as we move past greenhouse tending to field planting. Here we find ourselves face to face with summer once again! I approach this season of abundance with both joy and caution. There is little better than hunting for ripe strawberries in the gentle sun after a full morning of planting Continue Reading →
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