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Mary Kimball's work for the Center for Land-Based Learning has educated entire communities on the importance of farming and environmentalism while also providing avenues for success for aspiring farmers and environmentalists.
The Center for Land-Based Learning trains young farmers on olive growing and soil health.
Long worked with UCCE in Sonoma and San Joaquin counties as well as at UC Berkeley, before settling in Yolo County as a farm advisor in 1992. She has focused on field crops including alfalfa hay and other forages, dry beans, and hybrid seed crops such as sunflowers, melons and onions.
The Center for Land-Based Learning’s Farming, Agriculture and Resource Management for Sustainability (FARMS) Program celebrated its 30th anniversary this week and were featured in a Farm Credit article.
The Challenge Coin Project is a collaboration between Kelowna RCMP and the learning program called Land Based Love.