On a sunny Saturday morning in October, members of the Central Coast Mutual Aid Network gathered in front of the Old Mission in San Juan...
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The Almanac
The Almanac is Terra Cultura’s blog, our digital forum for exploring the intersections of ecological farming, art, community, and environmental stewardship. We showcase the unique voices of forward-thinking farmers, artists, educators and community builders. Stay tuned for fresh posts from The Almanac!
Virtual Farm Tour with Terra Cultura
Join us on a virtual walking tour of Terra Cultura! We're so excited to show you everything we've been up to over the last several months, and to answer any questions you have about our upcoming projects and programming.
Virtual Skillshare – Foraging in Your Own Backyard!
Local forager Andy Hsia-Coron takes us on a virtual tour of the Watsonville Slough, taking a close look at medicinal and edible plants and herbs that we can find growing in our local area. Special thanks to Andy and Michael for sharing your knowledge with the community, and thanks to all of you for attending! Originally recorded during a Virtual Skillshare on April 8th, 2012 at Watsonville Slough.
Hope as we Shelter from the Storm…
Hello Dear Friends. We hope you are surrounded with support as you weather this storm. If there is anything we at Terra Cultura can do...
Report from EcoFarm Conference
It’s been about a month since the Terra Cultura staff ventured to Asilomar Conference Grounds in Pacific Grove for the annual EcoFarm Conference. The Conference...
Midwinter update, with love…
Well it’s been a winter of reflection on where we’ve been and where we’re going, and what we want from a future we are building...
Happy New Year from Terra Cultura!
Terra Cultura grew by leaps and bounds in 2019. The farm changed from a dream to a beautiful reality, with the planting of our first...
Thanks for “Raising the Barn” With Us!
Hello dear friends of Terra Cultura! We want to thank those of you who came to our Barnraiser event on October 13th. By day, you...
PG&E’s inability to adapt to our new climate puts the onus on us
The question is not whether PG&E is to blame for the largest and most deadly wildfires of our time. We have no choice but to accept that and move onto the more productive question: what can we, in our local communities, be doing to create more resilient power solutions for ourselves in the face of new and evolving climate conditions?
A Terra Cultura Midyear Review
Hello friends. It’s been a minute since you’ve heard from us. So we figured it was time for a midyear update. Where we are now....
