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Jan 12
2010
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Ag Innovation NetworkPosted by: Bruce Robinson on Jan 12, 2010 Tagged in: water , Sonoma County , Sebastopol , policy , planning , nonprofit orgs , Ideas , Green , food , farms , environment , energy , economy , conservation , California , business , agriculture , activism
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The pathway to sustainability depends on morphing conflict into consensus, and when it comes to food systems, that’s what Sebastopol’s Ag Innovation Network is all about.
Even in areas where there is a history of deep distrust between factions within the agricultural sector, such as Sonoma County with its history around the 2000 Rural Heritage Initiative, Ag Innovations Network CEO Dan Schurman (left) says they are committed to a process that works to heal past rifts.
