Kiss the Ground members are the grassroots stakeholders that stand with us in the regenerative movement.
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7 Reasons to Start Regenerative Gardening – Online Regenerative Gardening Course
Gardening regeneratively yields better quality, healthier crops. After trial and error, your soil will thank you with plants that are able to grow heartily and consistently.
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Yisrael Family Farms
Judith and Chanowk run Yisrael Family Farm, a half acre urban farm nestled in the heart of Sacramento. Their farm is a sustainable community resource, a story of love, perseverance, and reverence for the earth’s rhythm. Just as any solution, it started with a big problem.
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We Heart Farmers
This February, we’re showing love for the heroes of the regenerative movement – farmers, ranchers and land stewards.
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Grow What You Know with Tashanda Giles Jones
The four-part video series below offers quick insights and bite-sized tips on gardening and living a regenerative lifestyle. Underwritten by Elektra Records with music from reimagined Woody Guthrie classics.
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Oatman Flats Ranch
Oatman Flats Ranch is committed to revitalizing and sustaining family farms in hotter and drier environments while serving as a model that others can replicate.
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5 ways to dig deeper into your community
“A way of being. Your mind, your body, and your spirit become central to how we move about this planet. Reverence for yourself is where it all starts. If you are not taking care of yourself, then you are very little use in the living system that is nature”
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Ted Chamberlin Ranch
“A way of being. Your mind, your body, and your spirit become central to how we move about this planet. Reverence for yourself is where it all starts. If you are not taking care of yourself, then you are very little use in the living system that is nature”
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It’s Time to Bring Back the Victory Garden
We think it’s time to bring victory gardens back. This time, it’s for the climate and in support of creating thriving local food systems.
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Cuyama Lamb
“Our mission is rooted in the ambitious and idealistic hope that we can learn through engagement, observation, and our dedicated lifetimes to become active participants in the stewardship and regeneration of native ecosystems, watersheds, and human life ways.”
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Avenue 33 Farm
In the foothills of Lincoln Heights, Los Angeles, one might expect to see couples walking down Griffin Avenue and enjoying lunch from the local taco stand or teens skating down Broadway, so Ali Greer and Eric Tomassini tending to a hillside filled with edible greenery can be an unexpected sight.
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