COMMUNITY Archives | Kiss the Ground

Jungle Project: Using Breadfruit to Save the Planet

Over several years, Jungle Project has worked to build a large network of beyond-organic, smallholder farmers committed to dynamic agroforestry. Focused on bringing breadfruit, a nutrient-rich, perennial tree crop grown on the Caribbean coast of Costa Rica, to mainstream markets, Jungle Project is committed to elevating local communities and advancing reforestation in the tropics.

Agroforestry Breadfruit

A Case Study: Guayaki

Advancing agroforestry and empowering communities in the South American Atlantic rainforest.

Soil Advocate Alana Williams Takes Kiss the Ground to the East Coast

We caught up with Alana to talk about her experience in the Soil Advocate Training course, what it’s like to launch the first Kiss the Ground chapter on the East Coast, and why soil health is such a key global issue right now.

New York Soil Advocate

Good Culture Moves to Support Farmers

By supporting and empowering our farmers and ranchers, we can accelerate this revolutionary movement to rebuild soils, sequester carbon, restore water cycles, improve food security and the functioning of our natural ecosystems.

Musicians Bassnectar & Michael Franti Come Together for Born Botanical Action Day

Here’s a cool opportunity to get your hands in the soil, find community, learn about food justice, and make a positive impact at Born Botanical Permaculture Action Day at Majestic View Farm on June 8th, 2019.

Together, we raised $209,258 at Whole Food’s Community Giving Day

In support of our work, on April 18th, 2019 Whole Foods Market donated 5% of their net-sales across forty-four Southern California stores to the Kiss the Ground Education & Farmland Programs. Together, we raised $209,258.57!

Community Giving Day Southern California Whole Foods Market

The Biggest Little Farm Offers the World a New View

The Biggest Little Farm, a documentary film starring John and Molly Chester of Apricot Lane Farm, will give you a “new view” and leave you with a deeper understanding of how we can work with our land and the intricacies of its ecosystems to create results far greater than the sum of their parts.