Marin Independent Journal
May 7, 2020
Even with the accomplishments of the Marin Agricultural Land Trust, local ranchlands have been lost to former properties that have shifted away from active agriculture.
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Point Reyes Light
April 29, 2020
Molly Meyerson, the owner of Little Wing Farm in Point Reyes Station, said she can’t keep her farm stand stocked. Though it was previously her primary outlet, now she is preparing 40 boxes a week on a first-come, first-served basis to meet the desire for more security.
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Novato Community Television
April 28, 2020
A celebration of 50 years of Earth Day with Marin Agricultural Land Trust at Toluma Farms and Tomales Farmstead Creamery.
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Marin Independent Journal
April 26, 2020
Marin ranchers and farmers who supplied restaurants before the coronavirus pandemic are scrambling to find new buyers during the crisis.
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San Francisco Chronicle
April 14, 2020
Bay Area artisan cheese makers are making tough decisions right now. Some are laying off staff. Others are switching up the cheeses they produce, hoping to wait out the coronavirus in the aging room. That’s because just about all of California’s boutique cheese makers have seen their sales drop since state and local shelter-in-place orders…
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KPIX5, CBS SF Bay Area
April 13, 2020
John Ramos reports on how local butcher shops and farms are maintaining supply chains while large factory processing plants deal with shutdowns
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Bay Area Bountiful
April 10, 2020
Denise Rocco-Zilber of MALT shares the story of Double 8 Dairy adapting during COVID-19.
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Marin Independent Journal
March 29, 2020
Even West Marin and North Bay ranchers are changing their business to accommodate customers during the coronavirus threat lockdown. Chileno Valley Grass-Fed Beef company set up a table in Petaluma and allowed people to come pick up prepaid orders.
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New Zealand Herald
February 11, 2020
While much of the Bay Area has been developed for business and residence, Marin County has remained relatively undeveloped because of the land protections of the Marin Agricultural Land Trust (MALT), founded by rancher Ellen Straus and biologist Phyllis Faber in 1980.
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Point Reyes Light
January 29, 2020
At a Marin Conservation League subcommittee meeting last week, Executive Director Jamison Watts said a campaign would cost about $225,000, and the land trust is prepared to pay half of that. “It is not cheap, but we feel very strongly about it. We’re all in on this,” he said.
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