Hours: M-F from 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Please note that we occasionally close for events and holidays.
Samantha Piehoff joined the Sonoma County Farm Bureau in 2018. Growing up in Sonoma County and being a fourth-generation farmer instilled a strong passion and love for agriculture from a young age. She is excited to be the fourth generation to serve and work for the Sonoma County Farm Bureau.
Samantha spent her formative years very active in local 4-H and FFA programs. She participated in countless public speaking and leadership programs, raising and showing small and large animals, including a purebred flock of Hampshire Sheep. She graduated from Santa Rosa High School, where she achieved the award of American Farmer. She then attended Santa Rosa Junior College, where she studied Agriculture Communications.
Joe Stefenoni is our new Membership & Sales Director. He was born and raised in Sonoma County participating in both 4-H and FFA beginning at age five until he finished high school. He is an active member of the Grange serving a term as President of Sebastopol Grange in 2011 and various positions with the California State Grange.
Joe attended SRJC then moved to the plains of Stillwater, Oklahoma, and completed a bachelor’s degree in Agricultural Economics with a minor in Environmental Economics, Politics & Policy. Following graduation, he spent a stint in the job market and went back to OK State 15 months later for a master’s degree in Agricultural Economics graduating with a thesis on financial stress in the agriculture sector. Most recently, he worked as the Director of Membership & Leadership Development for the National Grange.
Avery is excited about sharing the story of Sonoma County agriculture with Farm Bureau members, consumers, and diverse stakeholders. She is passionate about advocating for the agriculture industry and connecting consumers to the sources and producers of their food.
Growing up in Sonoma County, Avery realizes the importance of advocating for our local agricultural community and the integral role the Sonoma County Farm Bureau plays in supporting our local farmers and ranchers. Avery has deep ties to Sonoma County agriculture as a member of the Duer family. The Duer family began their well drilling business in 1890 to provide water services to agriculture in Sonoma County.
Avery graduated from Boise State University in 2021 where she earned her bachelor’s degree in Communications with a concentration in Political Communication. A former intern of Sonoma County Farm Bureau, she is excited to be a part of the Farm Bureau staff and contribute to its mission.