Barbell Farm

connect people with their food. we want this to be run collectively, labor will be volunteered (this will be covered by barbell farm, and optional for co-op members), big decisions will be made democratically, and members will always be welcome on the farm. (i’m not sure what this looks like right now, but we will figure it out together…that’s the point 😉 ) keep money as local as possible. too much of our capital flows out of local economies, and we want to help alleviate that by keeping our business local to central/northern california. non-“industrial“. we believe that the centralized industrial food systems that we have come to depend on are fragile and extremely damaging to local economies and the planet. we take a stance against this by feeding only non-gmo feed. only one bad day. commercial concentrated animal feeding operations are pretty terrifying, and we want no part of that. we are committed to providing a good life with only one bad day for our animals. regeneration. we