Discover where Luma Front Yard Farming has been featured in the news, podcasts, articles, and community publications. Explore media coverage, interviews, and stories about our work creating regenerative gardens and thriving ecosystems throughout Sonoma County.

Caitlin, our founder was featured on the Beyond the Vines podcast with Amy Ahlers.

Caitlin discussed the techniques of regenerative farming and how to use it in your own gardens!

Check out the full podcast here: Beyond The Vines

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Regenerative Gardens for Real Life Luma -

“Front Yard Farming Creates Thriving Spaces. In an era where sustainability is no longer a luxury but a necessity, Luma Front Yard Farming is helping Northern California homeowners transform their gardens into resilient, biodiverse ecosystems.”

Article courtesy of Kary Hess

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Climate Column: Finding the gifts of life in the humblest of places

Mentions Luma Front Yard Farming completing a yard transformation.

Article courtesy of Natasha Juliana of Cool Petaluma

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We were standing outside our half-finished house with an overgrown yard. There is a lot to figure out: a fence for the dog that needs to wrap the whole house, how to change an existing deck into a useable backyard, how to get from the car in the driveway to the garden to the back door, and how to keep some privacy with kids playing out back.

We booked a consultation with Caitlin…

Article on Porches courtesy of Fiona Monga

Porches is a new platform custom-made for Petaluma where you'll find original stories, recommendations, and insights about the place we call home. They also produce events and experiences every month, including curated dinners, happy hours, family-friendly gatherings, live music, and more. It's currently in private beta. If you live in Petaluma, you are welcome to early access by signing up at porches.app. 

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Farm Facts: Home-Scale Regenerative Agriculture

Inspired by the regenerative ag practices of our local farmers but not sure if you can integrate them at home? Caitlin Spirlock of Luma Front Yard Farming believes that no matter the size of your garden, you can create productive spaces that are healthy for you, the soil, pollinators, and the earth — and look beautiful and taste great, too!

Luma Front Yard Farming is a proud member of Sonoma County Farm Trails