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Authors: Ramiro E. Lobo - George E. Goldman - Desmond A. Jolly B. Diane Wallace - Wayne L. Schrader - Scott A. Parker Reprinted with permission. California Agriculture November-December 1999.

Desmond A. Jolly, Ph.D., and Mario Moratorio, Ph.D. Presented at the 1st World Forum of Agritourism and Rural Tourism Perugia, Italy, September 17-27, 2000 In an ultimate sense, the notion of sustainable development may be an unattainable chimera.

...for sharing, learning and planning together Agritourism operators, tourism professionals, county, city and state staff and officials, community organizations, agricultural organizations, tour organizers and everyone else involved in California agritourism were invited.

Lunchtime Webinars for agritourism operators (and others) 2016 Are you one of the thousands of California farmers and ranchers who invite the public to your land to shop at your farm stand, pick their own fruit, taste wine, stay the night, learn a skill, enjoy a festival, or tour your operation?

The "Agritourism Intensive" classes, held in Plumas, Shasta and Stanislaus Counties, were three-session agritourism planning courses offered by UC Cooperative Extension, the UC Small Farm Program and local partners for farmers and ranchers starting or growing their agritourism or nature tourism ente...

The Project: This project, funded by the CDFA Specialty Crop Block Grant Program and coordinated by the UC Small Farm Program, brought together three agritourism associations to learn from each other and to work with three marketing, tourism and economic development experts to create or strengthen F...

Developing a Framework for Communication, Collaboration & Advocacy This one-day Agritourism Summit connected agritourism operators, organizers, regulators, educators and tourism professionals throughout California with each other.

The "Agritourism Intensive" in Orland and the "Guide to Agritourism" in Fresno are both three-session agritourism planning courses offered by the UC Small Farm Program and local partners for farmers and ranchers starting or growing their agritourism or nature tourism enterprises.

A series of agritourism professional development workshops were held in various regions of California in winter and spring 2011, with funding from Western SARE.

California's first statewide agritourism summit was a chance for everyone involved in the state's agritourism to share tools and strategies for supporting California farmers and ranchers in developing successful agritourism operations.