Given our belief in the power and potential of regenerative agriculture to address many of the pressing issues of our times related to food, climate, biodiversity, and community,
Allensworth, California’s first all-Black town established in 1908, is in Tulare County, encircled by vast farmlands. For years, the once-prosperous farming community has grappled with environmental challenges, food deserts, and the impacts of systemic racism.
In December, Mark Biaggi and Kevin Watt attended and presented at the annual California Association of Resource Conservation Districts (CARCD) Conference in Sacramento.
When I moved to California after graduating from college, I did so with one desire: to do something about climate change. I thought climate change was something we needed to fix.
I think about death a lot.
It’s an integral part of my job as a rancher—understanding who stays and who goes, when and why and how.
Raising animals for food is extremely complex—logistically, ecologically, and emotionally.
