
So I don't know much about the farm but I do know it's female owned and operated! Which makes me happy. I showed up at 7:30 pm to attend Baby Goat Yoga (which I highly recommend). I immediately...
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First Generation Farmers (FGF) in Brentwood, CA, is dedicated to fostering the next generation of sustainable farmers through education, community engagement, and innovative farming practices. Founded in 2013 by Alli Cecchini, FGF transforms a family-owned asparagus farm into a hub for organic agriculture, offering a residential training program that equips aspiring farmers with essential skills in production and business.
With a commitment to accessible, chemical-free food, FGF connects with local communities by promoting biodiversity, supporting food access initiatives, and engaging individuals of all ages in hands-on farming experiences. The organization has made significant strides in preserving farmland through conservation efforts, while also creating opportunities for beginning farmers to thrive on a protected 550-acre parcel dedicated to nurturing sustainable agricultural practices.
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So I don't know much about the farm but I do know it's female owned and operated! Which makes me happy. I showed up at 7:30 pm to attend Baby Goat Yoga (which I highly recommend). I immediately...
Great mission at this non profit farm! I went here as a chaperone with my son and his 2nd grade class Thursday and it was not just educational but also fun, even for us grown folks! They teach...
Had so much fun at First Generation Farmers in Brentwood! He had a blast learning about everything from the plant, dirt, worms to goats and chickens. Such a fun place for kids and adults. They...
Love this place! Really awesome "honor" system farm stand and super amazing baby goat yoga. I think my mom and I went about four times last year? We are definitely coming back again if it happens...
Went here for my son's field trip yesterday, I may consider returning in the future. First, off be prepared to wear boots/galoshes. It is a REAL farm and they do not scatter hay in walkways like...