Business Details
50+ Years
experience
Advocates for Napa Valley's Sustainable Agriculture
Since 1913, the Napa County Farm Bureau has served as the authoritative voice for Napa Valley's agricultural community. Our organization advocates for policies that create a sustainable political, social, and economic environment for agriculture, representing over 1,200 members including farmers, ranchers, and industry professionals. We deliver government relations support, educational programs, and networking opportunities while advancing initiatives in sustainable agriculture, natural resource protection, and agricultural education for youth. Our expert advocacy has achieved successes in county policy, trade, immigration, tax reform, wildfire prevention funding, and environmental policy. Through community outreach programs like Ag Day, scholarship funding, and food bank partnerships, we strengthen connections between agriculture and the broader community.With a dedicated legal team analyzing legislation and a communications department engaging media, we ensure agricultural interests are represented at all government levels. Our foundation promotes agricultural education through classroom programs and youth scholarships, fostering the next generation of agricultural leaders. As the oldest and largest industry organization in Napa Valley, we combine historical expertise with forward-looking strategies to protect agricultural viability while maintaining transparency and accountability to our members.
Services
Government Advocacy
Agricultural Education
Policy Development
Community Outreach
Youth Programs
Details
- Year established: 1913
Highlights and features
- We have over 110 years of experience advocating for Napa Valley agriculture
- Our team includes legal professionals analyzing agricultural legislation
- We host annual Ag Day educating 1,000+ students about agriculture
- We've secured wildfire prevention funding and policy reforms for farmers
- Our foundation awards tens of thousands in agricultural scholarships annually
Services
Government Advocacy
We advocate for agricultural interests at local, state, and federal levels. Our legal team analyzes legislation and influences policy decisions on trade, immigration, tax reform, and environmental regulations. We represent members in county policy discussions and serve as the primary agricultural policy voice in Napa Valley.
Agricultural Education
Our foundation operates Ag Day, educating over 1,000 elementary students annually about agriculture. We offer classroom programs, youth scholarships, and career development initiatives. These programs foster understanding of agricultural practices and encourage future agricultural professionals in Napa Valley.
Community Outreach
We organize community events, food bank donations, and agricultural awareness campaigns. Our Young Farmers & Ranchers program develops leadership while supporting local initiatives. We maintain partnerships with educational institutions and community organizations to strengthen agricultural connections.
Policy Development
We develop agricultural policy positions and compliance strategies for members. Our team assists with regulatory challenges including water quality permits and land use regulations. We provide guidance on state-mandated programs while advocating for member-friendly policies.
Membership Services
We offer networking opportunities, industry information, and member benefits to over 1,200 agricultural professionals. Services include policy updates, advocacy representation, and access to educational resources. Our membership includes farmers, ranchers, vintners, and agricultural businesses across Napa County.
People
Peter Rumble
Chief Executive Officer
Peter Rumble leads Napa County Farm Bureau with decades of agricultural policy experience. He represents members in legislative matters and oversees organizational operations. His leadership focuses on sustainable agricultural practices and policy advocacy.
Kristen Bowers
Bookkeeper
Kristen Bowers manages financial operations and compliance for the organization. She ensures accurate accounting practices and supports members with financial inquiries. Her work maintains the organization's fiscal integrity.
Anahi Fregoso
Project Coordinator
Anahi Fregoso coordinates agricultural projects and member initiatives. She implements educational programs and supports policy development efforts. Her work connects members with organizational resources and community opportunities.
Kristina Knobloch
Membership Division
Kristina Knobloch manages membership services and outreach. She develops member benefits and maintains relationships with agricultural professionals. Her efforts strengthen the organization's network of over 1,200 members.
Questions
What agricultural services does Napa County Farm Bureau provide?
We offer policy advocacy, educational programs, community outreach, and regulatory support for agricultural professionals in Napa County.
How can I become a member?
Membership is available to agricultural professionals and businesses. Contact our membership division for details on benefits and enrollment.
What youth agricultural programs do you offer?
Our foundation hosts Ag Day for elementary students and awards scholarships to agricultural students through the Aldo Delfino Scholarship Fund.
How do you advocate for agricultural policy?
We maintain a legal team analyzing legislation, engage with policymakers, and represent members' interests at all government levels.
What community initiatives do you support?
We organize food bank donations, operate the Young Farmers & Ranchers program, and host agricultural awareness events throughout the year.
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