As two young farmers from Louisiana we believe farming in the Gulf South is an act of resistance towards a disappearing community that has been ravaged by climate change and the petrochemical industry. With climate change threatening our community’s ability to be food sovereign, we want to invest in and help develop better farming practices for our area. We strive to source our seed from cooperative seed growers in the South so that we can grow food better adapted to our climate and increase the seed biodiversity of our region. For us, this is not just a business, it’s an intentional decision to invest in a future for Louisiana and create alternative economies, structures, and systems to support, heal, and nourish our community.