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Diversity and inclusivity might not be the first adjectives that come to mind when discussing the wine industry. Chimney Rock Estate is turning that stereotype on its head. What comes to...
St. Supery Estate Vineyards and Winery celebrates the past while looking towards the future. Early History of St. Supery The 1976 Judgement of Paris may have catapulted California wines...
Hawks Public House, located in East Sacramento, is a gastropub and so much more. Offering a seasonal menu peppered with inventive dishes sourced from local farms, this is the second restaurant of...
Once a year, over half of all commercial beehives in the United States descend on California for the largest pollination event in the world. In each of these 1 million beehives live 30,000-60,000...
In certain circles, Peter Jacobsen’s urban farm is famous. If you’re a Michelin-star chef looking for unique, premium produce, he’s your go-to guy. Peter not only grows some of the most...
Rancho Gordo heirloom beans are the darling of the culinary world. These colorful, flavorful legumes are beloved by both in-the-know home chefs and celebrity chefs worldwide. If you’ve never...
March 8th is International Women’s Day, but here in California, we celebrate female farmers, ranchers and producers every day. California farmers feed the nation - and a growing number of...
Black Angus Restaurants are featuring a Grilled California Artichoke on their menu this spring. Black Angus, a steakhouse with locations in the Western United States, has been a family favorite for...
Around here, we celebrate agriculture every day, but did you know that there is an entire day dedicated to ag? Say hello to Ag Day. While those in agriculture know National Ag Day well,...
San Joaquin Wine Company: This Central Valley winery is committed to producing great wines at a great price. If you’ve spent much time in the Golden State, you probably know that the...
In October (which also happens to be California Farmer and Farmworker Month) we took a group of California Grown Creators on a tour of California’s Central Valley – a top spot for farming in...
Why are fossils so often found on farms? Let’s visit the Fossil Discovery Center to learn more! The San Joaquin Valley is some of the most fertile, productive farmland in the world. It also...