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Food and Farming
Through the Pandemic and Fire, Pie Ranch Focuses on Food Justice
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Food and Farming
The Benefits of Biodiversity on the Farm and Ranch
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 We’re not alone. There are an estimated 10-14 million species living on earth today. The complexity of life is so great that an...

Food and Farming
Pest Control Designed by Nature: An Interview with Ron Whitehurst
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Ron Whitehurst is a Pest Control advisor for Rincon-Vitova Insectaries, winner of the Global Regenerative Business Award in 2016. Rincon-Vitova has...

Food and Farming
Microorganisms Build Fertility and Mitigate Climate Change: An Interview with Dr. Kris Nichols
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Dr. Kris Nichols works with farmers to use the power of soil biology to regenerate agricultural soils that produce healthy food, and a healthy...

Food and Farming
Organic Regenerative Agriculture: An Interview with Jeff Moyer of The Rodale Institute
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Jeff Moyer has been with The Rodale Institute for over 40 years starting as a farm laborer and currently as its CEO. Jeff designed and built out the...

Restoring Ecosystems
Initiation by Fire: Life During and After a Major California Wildfire
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The Ojai Foundation in Ojai, California, is a 42-year-old retreat center whose mission is to “foster practices that awaken connection with self,...

Food and Farming
The Legal Battle Against Roundup and Other Biocides
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In a recent historic legal settlement Bayer has agreed to pay $10 billion to settle thousands of claims that their herbicide Roundup causes cancer....

Food and Farming
Seed Diversity Threatened by Monopolies and Patents
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Bill McDorman is the founder of a number of small regional seed companies and seed organizations and the former Director of Native Seeds/ SEARCH. He...

Youth
The Triumphs and Challenges of a Young Climate Activist
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18-year-old Sierra Robinson is a climate activist who practices permaculture on her family’s homestead farm on Vancouver Island. She is also...

Eco-Nomics
American Hemp Farmer
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Doug Fine is an investigative journalist and pioneering voice in cannabis/hemp and regenerative farming. He’s an award-winning culture and climate...

Food and Farming
Transitioning to a Crisis-Resilient Agriculture
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Fred Kirschenmann, a Distinguished Fellow at the Leopold Center for Sustainable Agriculture, is a persuasive advocate for soil health and...

Youth
Uplifting Youth: An Interview with Irene Juarez-O’Connell of FoodWhat
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 Irene Juarez O’Connell is the Programs Manager for FoodWhat, a youth empowerment and food justice organization that was named the California...

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