Farm Life
Winter at Eco Terreno Vineyard: The Art of Pruning and Seasonal Preparation
As winter blankets the rolling hills of Alexander Valley, Eco Terreno Vineyard enters a quieter, yet incredibly important phase of its yearly cycle. While the vines lie dormant, there’s no…
Read MoreEco Terreno Tasting Room
The Eco Terreno Tasting Room brings the essence of Sonoma to San Francisco. Enjoy our wines while learning about the unique terroir and eco-friendly practices that go into each bottle.
Read MoreBiodynamic® preparation 500: What is cow-horn manure?
A healthy soil is the foundation of our winery. We enhance our soils fertility by applying cow manure.
Read MoreBiodynamic® farming: Animals live freely on our farm
Biodynamic farming means healthy plants and healthy animals. We care for chickens, geese, ducks, and sheep visit every winter.
Read MoreFarm health: The benefits of minimal tilling on a vineyard
As a Biodynamic® vineyard we nurture our soil. Breaking up soil, or tilling, is damaging to the microbiome. We practice this minimally.
Read MoreFarm health: The importance of bees in our vineyard
Bees are necessary for life on our planet. We need to protect them at all costs. This is why signed up to be a bee-friendly certified farm. It’s another way we believe in giving back.
Read MoreWhat it takes to be a Demeter Certified Biodynamic® vineyard
As a Biodynamic® farm, we grow in sync with nature. It ensures our wines from Alexander Valley are delicious.
Read MoreOur feathered helpers: Deterring pests naturally with raptors at Eco Terreno
We maintain a wild riparian area to encourage raptors to our farm. It’s a perfect partnership with benefits for all.
Read MoreFarming with nature: The benefits of bluebirds on a vineyard
A healthy birdlife is a sign of a healthy farm. We encourage bluebirds to our vineyard by offering bird boxes for safe nesting.
Read MoreRegenerative agriculture: Growing produce at our wine farm
Our vineyard is more than grapes. As regenerative farmers we grow organic produce all year round. That’s biodiversity.
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