In late summer, the fields outside Winters, California, are kaleidoscopic. There are rows of native grasses catching the light, wildflowers bursting in ribbons of vibrant color across the fields, pollinators steady at work. It looks, at first glance, like abundance. But what’s growing here isn’t just a crop. It’s a future landscape. Hedgerow Farms grows regionally adapted native seed to support restoration, resilience, and biodiversity across th…
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