HeartSeed Farm at Landwell
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HeartSeed Farm in Sebastopol, California, practices regenerative agriculture on 22 acres, providing food and medicinal crops, and serves as an educational center for local children and restoration efforts.

Landwell's HeartSeed Farm is located on 22 acres in the wetland valley of Jonive, in Sebastopol, California.

HeartSeed believes it is important to model a regenerative food system rooted in honoring the relationship between the domestic and the wild. Nestled in a fertile valley, HeartSeed provides a bounty of diverse annual and perennial food and medicine crops for the benefit of Landwell residents and the local community.

HeartSeed Farm plays a pivotal role at the BeeHive Land-Based Learning Center, where over 40 children spend at least one day of the week engaging in farm activities such as weeding and planting.

HeartSeed engages in regenerative agriculture, fire mitigation through grazing, and restoration of floodplains and waterways in collaboration with local bioregion-focused organizations and indigenous communities.

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