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What does it take to create a real paradigm shift in the quality of our food? Collaboration, relationships, and a vision we can all share.

On Nov. 14, a group of more than 30 farmers, ranchers, entrepreneurs, and grassroots leaders met to discuss how to expand the capacity for local food in the U.S. In a region where more than 98% of the food is imported, millions of people are exposed to poor quality of food.

Yet, there is something we can do about it. We can start by building a coalition of organizations, companies, and food producers who are willing to work together to solve problems, reach new customers, and build new markets for farmers and ranchers, and that's just what we're doing with our partners at the Development of Regenerative Yields (DRY) Cooperative.

You can learn more at https://thinkregeneration.com/regener....

Mini-documentary. 3 minutes, 27 seconds. Recorded on Nov. 14-15 in Litchfield Park, Arizona, at the Blue Sky Organic Farms. Produced in partnership with the Developing Regenerative Yields Cooperative, Connecting Ag, USDA-TOPP, Ranch House Media, and Think Regeneration. Directed and edited by Aaron Sparks-Bugaj and Touch the Earth TV. Music by Salvador Duran y Gabriel Sullivan, "Pandemia de Amor".

Special thanks to Castle Hot Springs, Blue Sky Organic Farms, Mi Catering, Cold Water Coffeehouse and Bakery, Sun Produce Co-op, Pivot Produce, Rose Bird Farms, DRY Co-op, Arroyo Digital, Think Regeneration, Connecting Ag, Spence Farm, Maya's Farm, Heartquist Hollow Farm, Rhiba Farms, Ranch House Media, New Earth Foundation, Oatman Farms, Arizona Department of Agriculture, Local First Arizona, Pinnacle Prevention, Mollen Foundation, Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona, Arizona Wilderness Brewery, ASU Swette Center, Wholesum Harvest.