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From Civil Rights to Food Justice, Jim Embry Reflects on a Life of Creative Resistance

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SCN works with nonprofits and schools in the region to integrate farming and food production into their work and advocates for local policy that supports school gardens, urban farms, and community gardens and helps get fresh produce to food insecure residents.

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Gov. Signs Historic Budget: Success for Family Farmers in the Capitol!

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Farm to Community Food Hub Program ($15M): Funds from the passage of AB 1009 will launch a new pilot program aimed at developing new food hubs across California. These food hubs will prioritize the procurement and distribution of produce from small & historically-underserved farmers and ranchers in California!

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Family Farmers Return from State Capitol with High Hopes

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Approximately 80% of California farmers operate on less than 180 acres and/or have less than $100,000 in annual sales and 1 in 5 of California’s agricultural producers are socially disadvantaged. 10 million to support existing and develop new small-farm tool libraries so farmers can easily rent or borrow high-value tools.

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