Multinational Exchange for Sustainable Agriculture Inc.
Multinational Exchange for Sustainable Agriculture Inc.
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Mission
MESA advances a new generation of agrarian leaders, linking innovations in sustainable agriculture worlwide with ancestral knowledge to promote land stewardshipplace-appropriate production and cultural awareness
About
BAFT Program.MESA's and Planting Justice's Bay Area Farmer Training Program BAFT or BAFTP provides the education, training and tools for a new generation of farmers in California?s Bay Area to create socially-just, ecologically sustainable and economically viable urban and peri-urban farm businesses. Consecutive, three-month BAFT courses include weekly classroom sessions, field experience, mentorship opportunities and incubator project support. This program supports immigrants, refugees, formerly incarcerated, and under-resourced beginning farmers in having strong voices to lead their communities towards thriving, equitable and resilient food systems.
