Business Description
The SCFFP will produce videos to share the stories of a new generation of attentive farming in Sonoma County.
The Sonoma County Food and Farming Project (SCFFP), under the umbrella of Ag Innovations Network, seeks to increase awareness of and encourage participation in small-scale food and farming projects in Sonoma County.
Over the course of the next year or so, the SCFFP will produce a series of 36 short videos to share the stories and highlight the many different voices and perspectives or the people that are participating in the agricultural movement back to small-scale farming and attentive land-use.
Farming in Sonoma County is experiencing a state of change, moving beyond the larger-scale, industrialized agriculture that dominated much of the twentieth century and returning to a style of small-scale production with attention to the historic diversity of the county’s agricultural base. Because of the proximity to dense urban centers and a strong viticulture industry, these people and their stories are largely underreported – from the young couple who returned to the family farm to revive and renew, to the day laborers who have worked the farms they now call their own, to the chefs who have cooked their way up the ranks to own restaurants that directly support farmers in new ways – and make up a growing cache of individuals who are fostering change in the way we view local food production and consumption, farming practices, and resource management.
In sharing these stories, the SCFFP hopes to foster public discussion and understanding of the diverse perspectives, organizations and individuals that take part in this farming and food production network and make these small stories part of a larger public record. We hope to encourage people in and beyond Sonoma County to connect with food, farming and people in their own lives and communities.
Address & Contact
- City:
- Sonoma
- State:
- California
- Website:
- http://clarkwolf.typepad.com/scffp
- Category:
- Farming Agriculture
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