Our Partners

Want to dive deep but generally into Regenerative Agriculture?

Climate Farm School is an experiential learning program for adult professionals looking to learn about regenerative agriculture, climate action and food systems. In addition to online classes about regenerative agriculture and the food-climate nexus, participants spend a week living on a regenerative farm working and learning alongside farmers, diving into food systems topics, and cooking and eating with a resident farm-to-table chef. This course is for anyone who wants to build community, connect with food and the land, and find their role in the growing movement to transform the food system.

Their courses at Green Valley Farm feature a 3/4-day no-till veggie farming workshop with us at Singing Frogs Farm lead by our fabulous farmers plus many other farm stops in our farming diverse community.

Check out their course listings.

2026 has an April and July Sonoma County courses.

Farm Trails connects the public to Sonoma County farmers, ranchers, producers, and purveyors to ensure the economic viability of local agriculture and instill an appreciation of agriculture as a vital part of our community.

During Farm Trails’ seasonal events, Sonoma County farmers open their gates and barn doors to offer a behind-the-scenes peek at life on the farm. Registration is free and provides access for their guide to family-friendly agrarian adventure throughout Sonoma County.

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Signing Frogs Farm often participates Farm Trails’ Spring Tours and Fall Tours. We will post the details of our Farm Trails events on our website, so check back often!

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Farmer Campus is a virtual learning network that connects you to the next generation of agricultural education.

They specialize in multimedia education that blends online learning with on-farm practices to build bridges, share stories, create peer networks, contribute to research, drive policy, and co-create knowledge.

Enrollment is now open for Farmer Campus’s live Climate Resilience Course!

Tuesdays, Jan 27–Mar 3, 2026!

Join six expert-led workshops (one with our Farmer Elizabeth) while moving through a flexible five-module course on your own time. Plus this program is designed and facilitated by a former Singing Frogs Farm farmer.

Petaluma Bounty works to create a thriving local food system with healthy food for everyone through collaboration, education and promoting self-reliance.

Their vision is to grow a thriving local food system where consumers make informed decisions; farmers make a decent living while prioritizing ecological stewardship of the land; and all people – regardless of income – have access to healthy food.

The Cultural Conservancy is a Native-led organization based in the San Francisco Bay Area. Their mission is to protect and restore Indigenous cultures, empowering them in the direct application of traditional knowledge and practices on their ancestral lands.

With headquarters on unceded Ohlone land and the sovereign territories of Coast Miwok and Southern Pomo peoples, the Cultural Conservancy works with Indigenous communities throughout Turtle Island and Abya Yala (the Americas) and Moananuiākea (the Pacific).

Community Alliance for Family Farmers builds sustainable food and farming systems through policy advocacy and on-the-ground programs that create more resilient family farms, communities and ecosystems.

From the grassroots up, the organization is built by the community for the community, from farmers in the field to citizens fighting for a more just, regenerative food system.

CAFF is the only organizations working on policy and lobbying for small scale farms, we love our Sonoma County Chapter, Ecological Farming Programs, and Biointensive No-Till Project (which include studies they did on our farm looking at carbon sequestration!)