Photos | A Flourishing Harvest: Gardening Workshop in Sonoma
Captured on June 2, 2023, during our regenerative gardening class in Sonoma, California. A dedicated young man, ready to transfer these fresh, crisp lettuces from the tray to the heart of nature. Embracing the essence of rural life, it speaks volumes about the joy of harvesting your own health. That's agriculture - integral, personal, and full of life.
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