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.
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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!
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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.
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This course is designed for companies and brands seeking to engage directly with healthy soil solutions and regenerative agriculture through purchasing and supply chains.
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The soil you walk on and grow food in holds a secret to some of the biggest problems facing the planet today. Here is how you can help support the solution in 2019 and beyond.
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Join us in showing a little love for the miraculous superhero beneath our feet.
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Kiss the Ground will be broadcasting Live on Facebook on December 5th, celebrating soil’s important role in fashion, health, business, education, agriculture, and all life on earth!
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Kiss the Ground’s Purchasing Guide outlines how you can eat well, build soil, and regenerate the planet by making conscious purchasing decisions.
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Kiss the Ground’s new Farmland Program connects restaurants and their customers to farmers and landscapes and illustrates the potential of Regenerative Agriculture through featured menu items. Café Gratitude, Gratitude and Gracias Madre in California offer an opportunity to support this program with their new Farmland Menu.
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Lauren Tucker, Executive Director of Kiss the Ground joins ‘Y on Earth’ Author, Aaron William Perry to discuss Kiss the Ground’s work connecting people with soil in communities all over the world.
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