Events for Grown in Marin

CDFA’s Office of Agricultural Resilience and Sustainability (OARS) invites you to register for a virtual public listening session to scope the Climate Bond-funded Regional Farmer Equipment Pilot Program. OARS will hold four public listening sessions from September 2–8,…

This year, as part of their work to support farms raising animals with the highest welfare standards, the ASPCA launched a new tool to connect consumers with farms and retailers offering certified, outdoor or pasture-raised meat, eggs and dairy. Learn and ask about the certifications that are accepted in…

Join the UC Organic Agriculture Institute and partners at San Luis Obispo's Historic Octagon Barn for a full day of insightful conversations, practical learning, and collaborative problem-solving focused on organic agriculture on California’s Central Coast.This event brings together farmers, regional support…

Please join UC Cooperative Extension for a workshop on rangeland soil health. Attendees will increase their knowledge about the latest science related to rangeland soil health, with a focus on how that science applies to management. Participants will expand their understanding about the effectiveness and…

Join us for our TENTH annual symposium in Sebastopol, CA - a day to celebrate, learn, and connect with others under the September sun! We will reflect on the collective work we've all done to cultivate food justice and move towards food sovereignty, while growing ourselves and our communities in the process…

Cal Poly Humboldt has developed the California Rangeland Education (CRED) Program, a series of five, 1-unit rangeland classes. You do not need to be formally admitted to Cal Poly Humboldt to enroll. The courses meet once a week for four weeks. Four of the meetings are online, plus there is one in-person…

Cal Poly Humboldt has developed the California Rangeland Education (CRED) Program, a series of five, 1-unit rangeland classes. You do not need to be formally admitted to Cal Poly Humboldt to enroll. The courses meet once a week for four weeks. Four of the meetings are online, plus there is one in-person…

How to set yourself (and your pigs!) up for successful farrowing outside in any weather. Outdoor farrowing can be incredibly rewarding—but it also comes with unique challenges throughout the year. Whether you're preparing for freezing temperatures, spring rains, summer heat, or unpredictable weather,…

Thinking about opening a farm store but unsure where to start—or whether a staffed or self-service model is right for your farm? In this webinar, Vanessa Frias, owner of Willowbrook Farms, will share her firsthand experience starting and operating an on-farm store. We’ll cover the basics of getting started,…

Looking for funding that can help take your farm to the next humane farming level? One that’s easy to apply for and report on? Look no further, FACT’s Fund-a-Farmer grant program is the perfect way to improve the lives of the livestock on your farm. In this session FACT’s Humane Farming Director, Samantha…

The REGENERATE Conference is a leading regenerative agriculture conference bringing together ranchers, farmers,  scientists, land stewards, and thought leaders to explore solutions for resilient working lands.Hosted by Quivira Coalition, Holistic Management International, and the American Grassfed…

Cal Poly Humboldt has developed the California Rangeland Education (CRED) Program, a series of five, 1-unit rangeland classes. You do not need to be formally admitted to Cal Poly Humboldt to enroll. The courses meet once a week for four weeks. Four of the meetings are online, plus there is one in-person…

Cal Poly Humboldt has developed the California Rangeland Education (CRED) Program, a series of five, 1-unit rangeland classes. You do not need to be formally admitted to Cal Poly Humboldt to enroll. The course meets once a week for four weeks. Four of the meetings are online, plus there is one in-person…