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You and your family can enjoy hands-on learning, from farmers' market tours, to getting your hands in the soil
Agriculture Links
See a list of helpful links regarding agriculture
Artisan & Farmstead Cheese
Learn about local cheese production and more and download the Cheese Trail Map - your guide to cheesemakers in the North Bay
Backyard Chicken Resources
Read on for information regarding keeping chickens in your own backyard and other useful resources to help get you started.
Eating Locally
There are many reasons to consume locally grown food - learn why and how
Farm Stays and Tours
A listing of Marin farms that are open for tours and overnight stays, and information about Agritourism in the North Bay
Farmers' Markets and Farm Stands
Listings of where to buy directly from Marin farmers and ranchers
From the Farm to Your Table
A consumer's guide to fresh fruits and vegetable
Gardening How-to Videos
Informative resources for people interested in learning more about bees, broccoli, potatoes, and swiss chard.
Since the mid 19th century through to the present day, agriculture has been an important part of west Marin culture
Know Your Farmer, Know Your Food Compass
USDA support for local and regional food projects, including an interactive US Map showing local and regional food projects with accompanying narative providing successful producer, business, and community case studies, photos and videos.
Marin County Visitors' Bureau
The official travel resource for Marin County
Marin County UC Cooperative Extension
Offering science-based solutions for Marin's communities, farms, and environment
Marin Farms
A listing of Marin farmers and their products
Organic and Sustainable Production
Learn about organic production and other sustainable methods being employed in Marin County
Publications
Access articles, newsletters, and other publications relating to agriculture in Marin
Retail
A listing of restaurants, cafes, bakeries, deli's, markets, caterers, florists, culinary schools, and distributors who source Marin-grown produce and products
West Marin Co-Composting Project
A proposed project aimed to create a high quality compost for community use