Hedgerow Farms in the Media
Hedgerow Farms is been dedicated to conservation, habitat restoration, erosion control, and education for over three decades. Through our hard work and determination we have become trusted name in our community. Recently we have been sharing our expertise through a number of local media outlets.
Hedgerow Farms Sows Seeds To Repair Damaged Lands
California Bountiful magazine dives deep into our efforts to restore lands to the most productive state.
NativeSeed Group & Great Valley Seed Form Strategic Alliance to Supply Native Seed for Unprecedented Demand in California
This collaboration unites NativeSeed Group, whose integrated native seed companies have serviced North America for over 50 years with over 4,000 irrigated farm acres, and Great Valley Seed Company, started by Bowles Farming Company, a multi-generational diversified farming company. Together, they are poised to play a pivotal role in California's large-scale conversation and pollinator health initiatives.
A Blooming Experience in Elk Grove:
Native Wildflower Seeding
Elk Grove will soon be painted with vibrant hues thanks to a native wildflower seeding project by the Sacramento Tree Foundation. Check out the event details below.
California Native Grasslands Association - Summer 2023 Edition
Dr. Julia Michaels dives into her inspiration to become a restoration ecologist and her love of grassland ecology.
California seed collectors help restore areas devastated by wildfires, flooding
Hedgerow Farms sells wild seed mixes to regrow native plants
California Native Grasslands Association - Spring 2023 Edition
Hedgerow Farms was happy to host the 2023 Annual Field Day.
Conserving Native Species and Habitats Through Restoration, Research, and Education
The Institute for Applied Ecology has issued a call for concerted action to address the native seed shortage.
Golden State Naturalist Podcast - S2E8
Dr. Julia Michaels joined Golden State Naturalist podcast to talk about Hedgerow Farms efforts to supply native wildflower and grass seed for ecological restoration projects. In the first half of the episode, learn how native seed is produced on a large scale at the farm, and in the second half, find out how you can use native seeds to grow thriving native plants and increase the biodiversity of your own backyard.
