It is with Gratitude to Mother Earth that we again plant Amaranth with members of Qachuu Aloom from Guatemala and Refugees partners at Tres Hermanas Farm.  In Guatemala, Amaranth is known as labi'ses, while many refugees from Africa know it as it as Lenga-Lenga.  This cultural exchange brings together communities from across oceans to join

Please join us in honoring the Mother Earth, and continuing to strengthen our connections to the earth and each other through the planting of amaranth from Qachuu Aloom this May in California. R’ Garden, University of California, Riverside Sunday May 6th at 6 pm Domingo 6 de mayo 6pm 1060 Martin Luther King Blvd. Riverside,

Join us in welcoming Qachuu Aloom, a Mayan organization from Guatemala. Last year, Owl Peak Farm with Qachuu Aloom came together to plant amaranth seeds that were harvested and re-planted at the farm again this year. The tiny amaranth seed now holds memory from Guatemala and La Madera.  The amaranth grown and cared for at Owl Peak Farm