Events & Workshops     

2024 On- Farm Workshop series coming soon

Rugged Roots Farm Stand is open June 18th - October 5th

Upcoming Events

Cultivate Gallery Tour

April 20th: Cultivate Reception
4 - 6 pm at the Mohawk Resource Center

June 7th: Cultivate Reception & Auction
”First Friday” at Plumas Arts

Cultivate is an art residency and community engagement project funded by Upstate California Creative Corps that pairs place-based art and food access. Four Plumas County artists have created meaningful art capturing the essence of community connection to food, farms, and local relationships to land. Learn more about the Project and our Artists.

Save the Date!

June 18th: Dancing in the Dirt

Farm Stand Kickoff Party

Calendar of Events

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Let's kick off another season of growing food!! Mark your calendars for our first farm stand on June 13th, 5pm-7pm! FRIENDS BEER from @quintopiabrewingco LIVE MUSIC from @nightbrain_official FOOD from @featherriverfoodcoop KIDS ACTIVITIES with F
Days like these ✨💛✨ . . . . . . Photos taken of Rugged Roots Farm on Monday by Natasha and Mandy. #localfarm #communityfoodsystems #gold #plumascounty
Our Volunteer program is back!! Join us any Thursday morning 8am-11am all season long. And new this year... The first Wednesday EVENING of each month 5:30pm-7:00pm. The first one is this week ✨🌱🌄 Please wear closed toed shoes and weather appr
These cold-tolerant plant starts are loving life. Today we moved our kale, cabbage, bok choy, and other greens from the @featherrivercollege greenhouse to the hoop house at the farm! We will begin hardening them off to get planted out in the fields.
We have expanded our strawberry patch! Today we prepped five new beds with compost and planted 1000 new plants, which was no small feat. Grateful for this amazing crew of strong women and that it is finally spring in the Sierra. 🌱❤️
We are so excited to announce that we will be hosting four weeks of farm camp this summer. Our farm educator, Farmer Kari, has designed two fun and unique camp themes: At Farm and Forage camp, kids will explore the farm and surrounding natural habi
Folks! Lost Sierra Food Project is looking for feedback on how we can best support the community. Please fill out our 3 minute survey on farm and food access. Participants will be entered in a drawing for a $25 Farm Bucks gift certific
There is something about the beginning of the growing season that feels so hopeful. Like a reminder that new growth and potential energy is just below the soil. I love the delicate details of first true leaves. Trying to be present and attentive befo

2024 Workshop Series

Coming soon!

Previous Workshops

  • In partnership with Public Health. Join us in our new outdoor kitchen space to learn recipes and skills.

  • Experience breath work, standing and sitting postures and stretches for mobility. Taught by Vanessa.

  • Come relax on the farm with foot soaks, facial steams and more! Only 10 Spots available! Register at http://www.wildmountainherbalcollective.com/register-for-events.html

  • Come learn about beneficial ecosystem services birds provide in agriculture! Native plants and pest control! In collaboration with Plumas Audobon Society.

  • Share a meal with us and Public Health!

  • Learn the details about cut flowers and how to make a perfect bouquet!

Rugged Roots Farm in Plumas County

A 2.5 acre regenerative farm feeding residents and visitors of Plumas County since 2019.

We grow fruit, veggies, herbs and flowers and offer weekly farmstands and u-pick opportunities June through October. Rugged Roots Farm is located in Quincy, CA, in a beautiful valley on the banks of Spanish Creek. We use regenerative agricultural practices including cover-cropping, pollinator hedgrows, composting and mulch, and have several no-till zones to build soil health and reduce emissions. Rugged Roots is a “learning farm” for education, workshops and workforce training programs.