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Remagination Farm invites households and organizations to invest in sourcing food that has been grown in ecologically regenerative ways and that center indigenous land knowledge. We believe in the importance of food sovereignty. Food sovereignty refers to a food system that is localized and where communities get to exercise decision-making over how and what kinds of food gets produced. This sharply contrasts from the corporate food system that dominates our most of our planet. The current system supplies us with food that is not only toxic for our bodies but toxic for Mother Earth. Food security for future generations is threatened by this corporate food system, which depends on large-scale agriculture. Also threatened is the broader ecological system that supports human and non-human living beings (both animals and plants) with which we live in symbiotic relationship.
An investment in Remagination Farm is an investment in collective generational abundance because it supports the regeneration of the soils and watershed where it is located for the health and life of those that follow us; it also supports the intergenerational knowledge required to ensure that our children and grandchildren can engage in regenerative practices in the places they will live.
Joining the farm, especially as a “stalkholder,” also means being activated to participate in social and ecological justice activism and advocacy as part of a collective of like-minded folks.
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Divesting from large-scale agriculture and investing in our farm is investing in being directly connected to the source— the hands and the land that your food is coming from. The food we eat and the land it comes from shapes us on a molecular level. The current system supplies us with food that is not only toxic for our bodies but toxic for Mother Earth., and is grown under toxic labor conditions. Here at Remagination Farm, located in Lake County, the soil is known to carry healing properties of Obsidian. We also are committed to chemical-free, no- till, regenerative farming.
Every season, we have various kinds of farm fresh, organic, nutrient- rich produce grown with only sun, water, love and care.
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Remagination Farm is connected to its’ sister organization, the School For Liberating Education,which gives our communities access to educational resources and online courses on topics such as Ethnic Studies, anti-imperialism, anti-racism, and neoliberal globalization, while also connecting it to the work of reindigenizing & land-based learning.
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Remagination Farm has a vast and growing mycelial network of BIPOC individuals and organizations, from artists/ creatives, and activists to healing practitioners, small businesses and more! By joining our membership collective, we can continue to grow an economy of radical love, care and reciprocity that is committed to regeneration and dismantling extractive, capitalistic models of relations.
Learn more here.
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Members are able to attend two annual events as well as other workshops, featuring skill shares, herbal medicine, film screenings, artist performances, and rituals for us, by us. By joining the membership collective, our events are catered to strengthening and deepening relationships with our aligned mycelial networks while shared centering learning opportunities and collaborations.
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“Sari Sari” translates to “this and that” in Tagalog, and is akin to a small, neighborhood convenience store, commonly found across different parts of the Philippines. They’re a staple in Filipino communities that sell essentials such as household supplies, snacks and other items. Remagination Farm’s Sari Sari store features our beloved community of BIPOC Makers who are aligned with our commitments and center sustainability and healing as part of their craft. We currently have offerings available with collaborators such as botanical skincare/ apothecary by Magpie Alchemy (also available at the farm extension site, the Amado Khaya Healing house), ancestral pottery from Studio Damili, and camping basics and self-care kits by Kurated Kultura.
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We believe in the importance of food sovereignty. Food sovereignty refers to a food system that is localized and where communities get to exercise decision-making over how and what kinds of food gets produced. Our stalkholder members will get to do exactly that! This sharply contrasts from the corporate food system that dominates our most of our planet.
We will invite stalkholders to participate in regular meetings to discuss and strategize on how we can collectively engage in different forms of activism and advocacy around social and ecological justice issues being faced by our communities. We will also ask stalkholders about how to best redistribute surplus food to the community.
This membership is extended to households of 1 or more (multiple memberships may be required for bigger households). As mentioned below, membership includes exclusive access to a membership site that will feature recipes for the seasonal produce and/or protein, planting information and other relevant resources. Members are expected to pick up their items at designated areas around Northern California. Non-CA residents can avail of canned/preserved items; additional shipping costs may apply.
Grow what you like, harvest everything that grows and we'll help by prepping a bed, watering your plants and providing additional support for them per your instructions. . In addition to the benefits listed below, land tenders will get exclusive access to content on a membership site which will include planting information, recipes and other relevant resources.
Grow what you like, harvest everything that grows and we'll help by prepping a bed, watering your plants and providing additional support for them per your instructions. In addition to the benefits listed below, land tenders will get exclusive access to content on a membership site which will include planting information, recipes and other relevant resources.
This membership is extended to non-profit organizations/community-based organizations whose missions align with Remagination Farm. Benefits include everything extended to Stalkholder Household Members PLUS exclusive opportunities to collaborate with the farm on programs that support your organization's members. (e.g. camping, educational workshop, etc).
What people are saying
“I recently visited Reimagination Farm and had the best time! Hearing their story about being called to the land as a form of healing deeply resonated with me. We all need and deserve ancestral healing, and what they’ve created—rooted in community, creativity, and connection to the land and animals—is truly inspiring.”
“There were so many learning moments: from discovering how the compostable/bio-gas toilet works, to hunting for repurposed items turned into functional furniture and decorations (like the magical shower overlooking the field of goats), to getting our hands in the soil to plant crops.
Sharing food, stories, laughter and moments of joy made for a perfect day. I left reimagining new possibilities for myself on my own healing journey.”
— Farm Event Attendee, 2025