What is Carbon Farming? Synonymous with regenerative agriculture, carbon farming involves the implementation of practices that are known to improve the rate at which carbon dioxide, a primary green house gas, is removed from the atmosphere and converted to soil organic matter and plant biomass. Like regenerative agriculture, carbon farming is also focused on the revitalization of soil health and…

The CCOF Foundation Hardship Assistance Fund provides direct financial disaster relief grants of $5,000–$20,000 to help organic farmers and ranchers in California recover from extreme weather or climate-related hardships, such as infrastructure or crop damage. These funds support eligible producers with documented losses so they can stabilize and continue farming organically. Apply now.

Do you need compost? Zero FoodPrint currently has open enrollment for their Compost-Connector Rebate Program. Get connected to a compost facility near you and learn about possible funding and rebates that are available to offset the cost of your compost. Apply today here!

Western Cover Crop Coucil, Precision Sustainable Agriculture, and NRCS have collaborated together to create a one of a kind tool for California agriculturists. "It is a decision support tool that recommends cover crop species based on growers' unique situations and goals." Need help deciding which cover crops to plant? Click on the link below to try ou the new Cover Crop Selection Tool!

If you have fruit trees and/or a vegetable garden in your backyard, it can be difficult at times to eat everything that you grow. If you have an excess of produce that you do not know what to do with, you can contact the Senior Gleanors. They will send out some volunteers to pick your extra fruit/vegetables and then take them to a local food pantry to be donated!