Free Duck Decoys
Posted by Susan Obuchowski The duck decoys have found a home! Thank you this alert is now closed 10 rubber/plastic duck decoys in gray and brown colors. Free, just need to come pick them up! The post...
View ArticleConnection Made on West County Land Lease Thanks!
Posted by John Gibbons I am writing to share that this alert is now closed. We received a number of responses and are happy to have found a farmer to make use of our land with goats and sheep. Thank...
View Article32 Cuttings Of Cactus for Free
Posted by Jonathan Bravo All cactus are gone! Thank you CropMobster community! Cuttings of cactus for free. (They would be used like fencing) The post 32 Cuttings Of Cactus for Free appeared first on...
View ArticleThanks CropMobster Community | From the Bottom of our Hearts and the Bellies...
Posted by Jeremy Gotelli Thank you Cropmobster Community from all of us at Takenoko Farms. We appreciate what you do and your collectively huge impact in connecting businesses to farms and farms to...
View ArticleDaily Acts McNear Garden Installation: Great Success!!
Posted by Dustin DeMatteo On Saturday, February 25th from 1 -4pm, Daily Acts partnered with McNear Elementary School and the City of Petaluma to create a native pollinator habitat garden. Preparation...
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Announcing Alert Management Tools!
Posted by Cole Geissinger Click to View Larger We are proud to announce the next big iteration of the CropMobster Community Exchange platform! For the past few months, we have been working hard to...
View ArticleHost a Cooking Party to Raise Money for Leah’s Pantry!
Posted by Leah's Pantry Good food with good people, for a good cause. It’s a tasty way to fundraise! Welcome friends to your home to prepare a meal together, or even to share wine and appetizers. In...
View ArticleDaily Acts: Garden Transformed, Community Inspired
Posted by Dustin DeMatteo As part of the Community Resilience Challenge, Daily Acts partnered with Charles Street Village, a Burbank Housing affordable senior residency and the City of Cotati, in order...
View ArticleDaily Acts: Crossroads Creates Rain Garden!
Posted by Dustin DeMatteo Daily Acts partnered with the City of Petaluma to support the vision of Crossoads Community Day School, which is for students to learn the skills to make positive life...
View ArticleCeres Community Project needs VOLUNTEERS!
Posted by Tina Green Take the first step towards becoming part of the Ceres Community Project volunteer family. Ceres Community Project supports individuals dealing with serious illness by providing...
View ArticleArleen & The Farmory — A Kindred Spirit
Posted by CropMobster Hello CropMobsters! On the 58-county adventure through California we discovered a kindred spirit and sister to the CropMobster movement. Her name is Arleen Fotiu and she’s from...
View ArticleSide Road Farm’s available Christmas trees have been Claimed
Posted by Edward McCutchan The Christmas trees that Side Road Farm offered to Santa Rosa fire victims and others who have a genuine need for a “helping hand” for Christmas have all been claimed due to...
View ArticleHealdsburg Free Store | Assists Agricultural Workers Impacted By Fires
Posted by Edward McCutchan The “Healdsburg Free Store” located at 190 Foss Circle Unit K Healdsburg, CA open 7 days a week 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. has helped many of Side Road Farm’s workers and their...
View ArticleVolunteer opportunity: Take photos for a recipe and cooking website
Posted by Leah's Pantry Hi CropMobsters! Test out your amateur food photography skills by taking photos for our step-by-step instructions on EatFresh.org. This is an easy and flexible (and delicious!)...
View ArticleGiant Steps is looking for some garden volunteers
Posted by Meghan Farley Giant Steps Therapeutic Equestrian Center is a non-profit offering adaptive horseback riding to childern and adults with physical, cognitive and emotional disabilities. We are...
View ArticleTest your food photography skills!
Posted by Leah's Pantry Oh hi, CropMobsters. Test out your amateur food photography skills by taking photos for our step-by-step instructions on EatFresh.org. This is an easy and flexible (and mmmmmmmm...
View ArticleMany Thanks to the Gracious CropMobsters…
Posted by Peter Coyote ….who came to glean my apples. Especially the young man who brought his infant son and returned with 4 1/2 gallons of cider. Everyone was so polite and gracious and made it a...
View ArticleFood Insecurity at California College Campuses
Posted by Edward McCutchan My wife and I were at Chico State University last weekend visting our son who is attending college there. I learned of the “Hungry Wildcat Food Pantry” on campus there that...
View ArticleSide Road Farm’s loss of our beloved Sisco
Posted by Edward McCutchan Side Road Farm lost our beloved dog Sisco this week. She was only three years old. She was a very loving animal to both people and other animals. She enjoyed our customers...
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