History

Coming on Tuesdays: New Local History Blog! (in Mountain View Patch)

• Tim Stanley
• May 15, 2012

New local history blog tells the story of the high tech revolution that transformed the Santa Clara Valley from cattle ranches into "The Garden of the World."

Santa Clara Valley Wheat (in Campbell Patch)

• Tim Stanley
• May 14, 2012

After the discovery of water, the Santa Clara Valley was rapidly transformed from cattle country into vast wheat fields.

The Business Formula

• Tim Stanley
• May 19, 2012

Cutting the nonsense out of the employer-employee relationship. A perspective from the agricultural era in the Santa Clara Valley.

Santa Clara Valley Grew Wheat (in Cupertino Patch)

• Tim Stanley
• May 16, 2012

After the discovery of water, the Santa Clara Valley was rapidly transformed from cattle country into vast wheat fields.

History

BLOG: Early Local Water Development (in Campbell Patch)

• Tim Stanley
• May 6, 2012

Water technology in the Santa Clara Valley would eventually cause the Valley to become known as "The Garden of the World."

Blog: A History of Local Farm Labor, Part 2

• Tim Stanley
• May 5, 2012

On the Santa Clara County fruit farms, different farm workers had different experiences.

Early Local Water Development (in Cupertino Patch)

• Tim Stanley
• May 2, 2012

Water technology in the Santa Clara Valley would eventually cause the Valley to become known as "The Garden of the World."

Coming on Wednesdays: Local History Blog! (in Cupertino Patch)

• Tim Stanley
• Apr 18, 2012

New local history blog tells the story of the high tech revolution that transformed the Santa Clara Valley from cattle ranches into "The Garden of the World."

History

Coming on Sundays: Local History Blog! (in Campbell Patch)

• Tim Stanley
• Apr 21, 2012

New local history blog tells the story of the high tech revolution that transformed the Santa Clara Valley from cattle ranches into "The Garden of the World."

Blog: A History of Local Farm Labor: Part 1

• Tim Stanley
• Apr 21, 2012

A short history of farm labor in Santa Clara Valley during the orchard years.