NATIVE FARMERS FEEDING THE NATIVE COMMUNITY
Sakari Farms manufactures in USA, and is headquartered in Tumalo, OR, USA.
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Earth Hero: Sakari Farms
The owners of the Tumalo farm honor the land and Native agriculture by welcoming visitors to their property. Sakari Farms serves as a template and resource hub for Native agriculture, aiming to create opportunities and build connections among tribal communities. Initiatives like the tribal seed bank help strengthen th…
An Oregon farm dedicated to growing Native American First Foods is thriving and teaching a new generation of tribal farmers
Spring Alaska Schreiner is an Alaska Native who owns Sakari Farms on six acres of land in Tumalo, just west of Bend, Ore. The farm donates 60 percent of its crops to Tribes annually. In addition to the farm, the business operates a small tribal grocery store, the first in the state to offer only tribal food.
Spring Alaska Schreiner Is Championing Traditional Ecological Knowledge
At her 6-acre Sakari Farms outside Bend, Oregon, Schreiner employs traditional ecological knowledge to cultivate regional first foods and passes that expertise down to Native American youth. The operation started out with an urban nursery growing plants to makes salves, tinctures, oils, and lotions. Today, Sakari offe…
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