Napa County Farm Bureau
Overview
Napa County Farm Bureau represents farmers, ranchers, and agricultural businesses through advocacy, education, member resources, and community outreach. Growers can follow legislative and labor-compliance information, explore webinars and discounts, and connect with the local agricultural community. Young Farmers and Ranchers activities and youth programs provide additional routes into agriculture education. Public agencies and community organizations can discuss outreach and industry connections with the team. Membership options, dues, event registration, and individual program requirements vary, so prospective participants should review the relevant route before joining.
What they do
Agricultural advocacy and member resources
Represents Napa County farmers, ranchers, and agricultural businesses on policy, and provides members with legislative updates, labor-compliance information, webinars, and discounts, linking local growers to state and federal advocacy.
Vineyard water-quality compliance
Runs group enrollment and water-quality monitoring that helps Napa River watershed vineyards meet the regional water board's vineyard permit requirements.
Youth and young farmer support
Supports young people entering agriculture through college scholarships for future agriculture students, loans for 4-H, FFA, and Grange animal and vocational projects, and Young Farmers and Ranchers activities.
Community outreach
Conducts agriculture-focused outreach and connects public agencies and community organizations with Napa's farming community.
Programs and services
Locations
- Office address 811 Jefferson Street, Napa, CA 94559, United States