Introducing Our New National Healthy Soils Policy Network Coordinator!
The National Healthy Soils Policy Network is composed of organizations that advocate for state-level healthy soils policies with farmers and ranchers at the center. Since CalCAN originally convened...
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Why We Can’t Build a Fire-Resilient Future Without Worker Justice
This blog was originally published by CalCAN coalition member Occidental Arts & Ecology Center (OAEC), which is an 80-acre research, demonstration, education, advocacy and community-organizing...
View ArticleCalifornia Invests in Climate Smart Agriculture, Organic Transition,...
In another record-setting state budget year, Governor Newsom and legislative leaders finalized a set of budget bills in June that built upon last year’s multi-year funding proposals for Climate Smart...
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Michael Leicht: On grazing for ecological outcomes
Contract Grazier Michael Leicht Michael Leicht is a contract grazier based in Ojai, California. He is the owner and operator of Ventura Brush Goats, where he grazes sheep and goats for weed abatement,...
View ArticleAgriculture & Conservation Groups Applaud the Leadership of the California...
The passage of a bill in the California legislature last night marks a sea change in the state’s ability to curb climate change, with its focus on accelerating climate solutions in agriculture,...
View ArticleUSDA Invests $550 Million to Assist Underserved Producers: Funding Seeks to...
This blog is reposted from National Sustainable Agriculture Coalition (NSAC) NSAC advocates for federal policy reform for the sustainability of food systems, natural resources, and rural communities...
View ArticleAgriculture Experts to be Recognized for their Leadership on Climate Change
Sustainable Agriculture Leaders The 7th California Climate and Agriculture Summit will be taking place on November 13 & 14, 2022 in Davis, CA. Leaders in sustainable agriculture and climate change...
View ArticleReflections on CalCAN’s Summit 2022
On November 13 and 14, approximately 400 people gathered in the Davis, CA area at the two-day California Climate and Agriculture Summit organized by CalCAN. The Summit included a day of farm tours...
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CalCAN Summit 2022: Reflections on the Movement
Being with many of you at our 7th Climate and Agriculture Summit reminded us of the deep diversity, energy, expertise and passion that you all hold as part of the sustainable agriculture movement in CA...
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Online tool helps farmers reduce climate-related risks
Farmers now have access to a free new interactive online tool to help mitigate their risks and cope with the effects of climate change, courtesy of the University of California Cooperative Extension...
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