We enjoy showing everyone what goes on at Live Earth Farm.

If you have photos you'd like to share, please send them to us! We'll try to update our selections regularly.

Also, if you upload photos or videos to sharing services such as Flickr, tag them "live earth farm" so that others can find them! (Live Earth Farm on Flickr)

Credits: Live Earth Farm thanks –

  • Taylor Brady
  • Constance Broz
  • Elisa Broz
  • Tom Broz
  • Tana Butler
  • Molly Culver
  • Ken Eklund
  • David Evershed
  • Debbie Palmer
  • Jessica Ridgeway
  • and you!

Copyright is held by the photographer. All rights reserved. Let us know if you should be credited.

Permissions and privacy: if you are depicted on our site and wish not to be, please contact us.


PRESS INQUIRIES

Live Earth Farm welcomes your inquiry.

Live Earth Farm is a small family-run farm in the hills above Watsonville, California. It has about 100 acres under cultivation, which feeds a community that includes about 800 families in its Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) program and others who enjoy its organic produce through farmers markets, restaurants and organic markets. Live Earth Farm began its CSA program in 1996, with 25 families.

Live Earth Farm is now part of an intricate network of fellow organic growers and food artisans, plus restaurants and markets to distribute the food. For its community it is a central hub not only for a wide variety of fresh and healthy food, but farm-related activities, information exchanges and celebrations and food-related events and dialogues. (Buying Fresh, Buying Local)

Education about the earth, natural growing practices, and connecting people to the earth that feeds them have always been a central part of Live Earth Farm. The farm has hosted interns and apprentices since the late 1990s and over the years has built a platform of educational programs and events. This focus culminated in 2009 with the formation of the Live Earth Farm Discovery Program, a non-profit educational nonprofit that "uses the farm as a classroom" for integrated learning about sustainable agriculture, food practices and environmental health.

TOM BROZ
is the farmer. He leads the farmworking team that cultivates the soil and grows everything. (Learn About Us)

CONSTANCE BROZ
is the principal of the Live Earth Farm Discovery Program. (Educational Nonprofit)

JESSICA RIDGEWAY
is the director of the Live Earth Farm Discovery Program. Contact her with inquiries about the educational aims and activities at the farm. (Educational Activities for Schools)

DEBBIE PALMER
is the director of Live Earth Farm's CSA program. She leads the ongoing development of online management of the farm's CSA program, a sophisticated system that directs the delivery of over 800 shares with options to over 30 drop-off locations every week during the regular season. She also is the hub for the Live Earth Farm community, editing the farm's newsletter and managing an extensive online and email communication stream. Lastly, she's a great cook. Contact Debbie with inquiries about the farm, its activities and its community.