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BC Engineering Group has joined the Sonoma County Farm Bureau

Jul 12, 2017

BC Engineering Group is proud to announce partnership with the Sonoma County Farm Bureau

Why the Farm Bureau? 

The Sonoma County Farm Bureau is an independent, non-governmental, voluntary not for profit organization of farm and ranch families. The Sonoma County Farm Bureau is the self-proclaimed voice of agricultural producers at all levels. 

BC Engineering Group has a great history and has built solid relationships with many in the agricultural community of Sonoma County. BC Engineering Group has provided vineyard development, grading and drainage, and wastewater services for many agricultural projects in Sonoma County.

Because of BC Engineering Group’s extensive work in the agricultural community and the Farm Bureau’s mission, it makes perfect sense for BC to be a part of the Bureau.

As a member of the Farm Bureau, BC Engineering Group will be able to stay up to date with current events in the agricultural world and have more one on one time with the agricultural community to build even stronger relationships. BC Engineering’s presence at Farm Bureau events will allow us to provide services quickly to other members and demonstrate that we’re always there to assist with any questions or concerns, particularly regarding the tedious permitting process for most agricultural developments.

We look forward to the exciting things to come from our becoming a part of the Sonoma County Farm Bureau. 



Planning Your Vineyard Development Project

The BC Engineering Group staff will be present at future Sonoma County Farm Bureau events. As a leading civil engineering design firm, feel free to reach out to us with any questions you may have regarding agricultural development. Take advantage of our experience and contact us today for your agricultural and vineyard land development needs, we are here to help.
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For more information on agricultural development and other land planning projects, please contact us at 707-542-4321, www.bcengineeringgroup.com. You can also stay up to date with civil engineering and land planning issues by subscribing to our blog. ​

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