July 20, 2012 by Bay Nature
SAGE’s mission is to develop urban edge agriculture, and engage diverse regional populations with the sustainable agriculture movement. The group develops projects for public agencies, developers, planners, and community groups, and helps inspire informed action through entrepreneurial, collaborative approaches.
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October 01, 2011 by Jacoba Charles
In the Sunol Valley, beyond the subdivisions of Pleasanton, Fred Hempel grows tomatoes alongside other farmers growing figs, strawberries, and more. It’s all part of an unusual experiment in micro-farming unfolding under the leadership of Sustainable Agriculture Education on land owned by the San Francisco water department.
July 22, 2009 by Bay Nature
The nonprofit group Sustainable Agriculture Education, or SAGE, manages an innovative “ag park” near the town of Sunol in eastern …
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