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Residents of Abercrombie, North Dakota, are fighting back against a proposed 19,000-cow mega-dairy, raising alarm over water contamination, environmental risks, and threats to small family farms. As corporate agriculture expands, rural communities push to protect their land, health, and way of life.

Sandy Seed Farm is transforming urban agriculture in Montrose, Colorado. Learn how small-scale farmers like Nicole and Dylan are using regenerative practices to grow food in underutilized spaces, inspiring a movement that’s reshaping our food systems.

Explore the rich traditions and cultural wisdom shared at the Sheridan Food Forest’s Northern Cheyenne Native Plant Traditional Uses & Plant Lore event. Featuring Linwood and Randall Tall Bull, this celebration of Indigenous knowledge highlights the power of plants, storytelling, and community in fostering sustainability and intergenerational connections. Discover the magic of plants and their role in bridging cultural divides for a more connected future.

The groundbreaking ceremony for the Garnet Mesa Solar Project in Delta County, Colorado, marks a major milestone for renewable energy and electric co-ops. This collaborative effort between DMEA, local organizations, and community members highlights the potential of solar energy to support local economies, preserve agricultural land, and create jobs. The project will provide affordable, sustainable energy to the Delta-Montrose area without raising costs for members, thanks to strategic partnerships. With a focus on agrivoltaics, it will also combine solar energy generation with agricultural activities, setting a blueprint for the future of solar co-ops across the country.