With $28,000 in grant funding, Blaze implemented 1,000 feet of hedgerows, planted three acres of cover crops, and established a diverse tree and shrub habitat — practices that improve soil health, support pollinators, capture carbon, and strengthen resilience to drought and a changing climate.

With support securing more than $15,000 in funding, Anna implemented hedgerows and wildlife habitat areas that increase biodiversity, strengthen natural pest control, and nurture a healthier, more sustainable farm ecosystem.

With his grant from the Pollinator Habitat Program, Roberto restored riparian habitat and planted native shrubs and wildflowers that improve biodiversity, support pollinators, and strengthen soil health across the farm.