These are some of the components of our Regenerative Organic Agriculture Farm, which is the same model we are striving for in Africa, India, France...
Author archive for: CNGF
11.062018June 18, 2018
ROA Farms: Tackling urgent issues around the world and in our backyards
Why Regenerative Organic Agriculture (ROA)? CNGF’s Mission to “Build 25” ROA Farms in Santa Clara County Why is CNGF’s mission for building 25 ROA...
11.062018June 11, 2018
11.062018June 11, 2018
News roundup for California Native Gardens upcoming summer months and more
News around the garden is a’plenty–much like the harvests of many native edibles, berries and zucchini in the warmer months. As summer plants grow and...
11.062018June 11, 2018
Healthy earth creates a healthy community in local Hester School Garden
Healthy soil, healthy food, and a healthy community are all goals of the Hester School Garden. by Louise Daviron and Enzo Ugolini Have you heard...
10.052018May 14, 2018
Community based ‘Build 25’ project launches now, regen organic ag is coming
By CNGFIn Ecology, Ecovillage, Uncategorised
Community based movement to build 25 Regenerative Organic Agriculture(ROA) training and research farms in Santa Clara County is happening now. We believe our region can...
10.052018May 16, 2018
Bulldoze paradise? An update on community efforts to save California Native Garden Foundation
By CNGFIn Uncategorised
Bulldoze paradise? We think not. Here’s an update on our efforts to save our Eco-Village from the bulldozer. We have received tremendous letters from over...
10.052018May 10, 2018
San Jose State students finishing up amazing semester work projects with CNGF
By CNGFIn Uncategorised
San Jose State University students are finishing up their projects at our ELSEE teaching gardens at 76 Race St and the Hester Garden on the Alameda. Please...
10.052018May 10, 2018
10.052018May 10, 2018
Plants of the month: wild and edible California crops you can grow at home
By CNGFIn Uncategorised
Plants of the month for May are two edibles: Malva rosa (Tree Mallow) and Amaranth. by Zak Malva rosa, formerly known as Lavatera assurgentiflora is native to the Channel islands...