Are you passionate about local food? Whether you’re a grower, rancher, gardener, or simply love eating local, we want your voice at the table! Join us for our next Regional Food System call on June 16th at 5:30 PM
Join us for a Zoom Watch Party at the Quincy Library! Want to be part of the Regional Food System conversation but prefer to connect in person? Come to the Quincy Library on June 16th at 5:30 PM to join our Zoom call together.
EPIC Regional Food System Project
The Eastside Producers Informational Collaborative (EPIC) is a multi-county initiative led by Lost Sierra Food Project in partnership with producers, nonprofits, and food system advocates across four rural counties in Northeastern California: Plumas, Sierra, Lassen, and Modoc. EPIC brings together farmers, ranchers, gardeners, and local food leaders to explore the shared challenges and opportunities of growing food in our mountainous, fire-affected region. Through community-driven dialogue, collaborative planning, and regional data collection, EPIC aims to strengthen local food networks, support sustainable agricultural practices, and build long-term resilience across the region.
This project is rooted in the belief that regional collaboration is key to creating a more just, adaptive, and self-reliant food system—one that reflects the values and voices of those who grow, provide, and rely on local food every day.
Our work is being funded partly by a USDA Regional Food System grant, reach out for more information or join our next Zoom to get involved.