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Vino Farms manages about 3,500 acres of vineyards in Lodi, California and on 750 of those acres, they carry four different certifications: Organic, Biodynamic, Xerces Bee Friendly, and Regenerative Organic Certified (ROC). Viticulturist Daniel Meyers walks us through why a single farm management company ends up using multiple sustainability certifications at once, what each one actually requires…
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