
From Regenerative Farming to Food Justice: Barron Creek Farm
What if the food we grow could help heal the soil, strengthen our communities, and feed people who need it most?
Join us for an inspiring evening with Barron Creek Farm, a nonprofit regenerative farm dedicated to sustainable agriculture, education, and food accessibility. Barron Creek Farm uses regenerative farming practices designed to improve soil health, restore biodiversity, support healthy ecosystems, and help address climate change. But their impact goes beyond the farm. They’ve grown and donated more than 15,000 pounds of fresh, healthy, culturally appropriate produce, working directly with food banks and pantries to get nutritious food to people in their community. They will share how regenerative agriculture, food justice, and community health are connected and what all of us can do to support a more sustainable and accessible food system.
Come learn, connect, and discover how a small farm can make a big difference.
> In Person at 6pm PT: Meet us at the Boys and Girls Club of Solana Beach located at 533 Lomas Santa Fe Dr, Solana Beach, CA 92075, in the Harper Cottage (toward the rear of the club).
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> Online at 6:20pm PT Zoom Registration for this meeting: Register HERE
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting. We let the participants join the meeting around 6:20pm PT.
Event Schedule
6pm - 6:30pm Social time
6:30pm - 7pm: General club business
7pm - 7:30pm: Speaker presentation and Q&A
Fee:
Rotary and Club Members > In person: $10
Online: Donation-based
Non-Members > In person: First meeting is free and then $20
Online: Donation-based
Payment Cash, Credit Card: Click Here to Pay, Check (contact us for mailing address if you attend online)