Expanding organic and spray-free farming is critical to addressing the climate crisis and passing on ecological resistance systems to our children. We work with a variety of stakeholders to remove barriers communities face to accessing culturally relevant spray free foods, whether that’s supporting new farmers, establishing new markets, or pursuing new least toxic alternatives. Our team also provides invertebrate habitat restoration services. We strive to help co-create equitable climate resilient food and fiber local and regional networks that are not reliant upon the use of toxic pesticides.

How to engage with this work:

• Access our resources for farmers here.

• Watch our short film that showcases the real-world stories of farmers and farm advocates here.

• Learn about our annual Grower's Own Farmer Conference here.

• Read about our work installing beneficial insect habitat on farms here.

• Check out Project Milpa, an heirloom corn trial we are helping conduct in Idaho.

• We can also provide support for trialling new farming techniques (i.e. intercropping, cover cropping, crop rotations diversification, etc.) or crop specific pest management challenges. 

Please contact Program Manager with any questions.

Christina Stucker-Gassi, [email protected], 541-344-5044 ext. 33