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KTRCD

Klamath Trinity Resource Conservation District By law, the region is free of genetically modified seeds (GMOs) and plants are grown without chemicals.

Our Vision
The individuals who have come together to form the Klamath Trinity Resource Conservation District envision:
Communities within which land is devoted to agricultural activities and restored or protected from erosion, invasive weeds or unwise development. Irrigation water is available to those who need it and so are tractors and other essential production and processing equipment. Many p

eople eat food which is grown locally, and local production provides much or most of the food consumed. Surpluses are distributed or preserved. Traditional Native foods make up more of people's diets, and traditional food sources are restored and protected. More people are employed in businesses related to agriculture, facilitated by effective, appropriate regulatory, "branding" and marketing programs. Children learn about resource conservation and agriculture both in their classrooms and through activities such as school or community gardens, FFA and 4H, tree planting, restoration projects, cider-making, raising livestock, etc. This vision is based on the belief that people have lived here for 10,000 years and will be here for at least another 10,000 years, and we want the children seven generations from now to inherit an environment where natural habitats are in balance, people are part of the land, and the land provides medicinal, utilitarian and edible plants. The forest, the Rivers and agriculture are sustainable. Youth are engaged in Native cultural values and activities. We believe in ourselves and that working together can make our visions happen.

05/02/2026

Kin Ta Te Community Garden Volunteer Days begin Friday, May 8! Touch the dirt, get some Vitamin D and join the effort to maintain and uplift the Community Garden! No experience? No problem. All are welcome.

04/23/2026

🌱🌎 Happy Earth Day! 🌎🌱

In partnership with the KTJUSD Farm to School Program, the Klamath-Trinity Resource Conservation District (KTRCD) hosted an Earth Day celebration at the Kin Ta Te Community Garden for Hoopa Elementary students (TK–6th grade).

Students rotated through hands-on stations designed to promote tribal food sovereignty, local food production, backyard gardening, land stewardship, and healthy outdoor activity.

Stations included:
• Plant Press Art – Cassandra May, Rou Dalagurr Food Sovereignty Lab
• Terracotta Pot Painting & Planting – Tatiana Madriaga, KTJUSD Farm to School Innovator
• Tree Planting – Justin Szabo, KTRCD Garden Manager
• Fresh-Squeezed Mandarin Juice – Laurie Marshall (KTRCD Education Coordinator) & Allie Hostler (KTRCD Coordinator)
• Strawberry Patch Planting – Meerae Park, CDFA Farm to School Support
• Seed Bombs – Eric Gallegos (Open Door Health) & Aquilli Metzli
• Nettle Pesto Pasta – Cassandra May, Rou Dalagurr Food Sovereignty Lab
• Corn Bracelets – Eric Gallegos, Open Door Health & Aquilli Metzli
• Fresh Produce Sharing – KTRCD

Students also enjoyed a walk to the garden, spending the day outdoors connecting with the land and celebrating Earth Day together.

This event was made possible through funding from the KTRCD and KTJUSD Farm to School Projects (CDFA), and the USDA LFPA Program.

Additional support, donations, and volunteers:
Open Door Health; Hoopa Valley Tribal Education; Trinity River Farm; NCGA Harvest Hub; Melitta Jackson; Magee Headley; Margie Wolfe; and Cody Stapley.

04/19/2026

🌱 Community Invitation 🌱

Join the Klamath Trinity Resource Conservation District (KTRCD) for their Annual Meeting on Wednesday, April 29 from 6–8 p.m. at the Hoopa Trading Post!

Food producers are especially encouraged to attend and learn about market and training opportunities through KTRCD programs, including upcoming Farmers Markets, the Local Food Purchase Assistance Program, and Farm to School initiatives. You can also hear about conservation opportunities through the NRCS EQIP program and more.

KTRCD will be seeking community input to help shape its upcoming five-year plan—your voice matters!

This will be a potluck, so please bring a dish to share.

We hope to see you there!

03/18/2026

***HAPPENING TOMORROW***

*Free Training & Workbook
*Lunch Provided

🌱Ready to Take Your Backyard Garden to the Next Level? 🌱
This training is a great opportunity for local farmers to meet legal requirements, which are often needed for accessing larger markets--such as Farm to School and the Local Food Purchase Assistance Program.
TIME TO TEAM UP!
The KTRCD is partnering with the Hoopa Valley Tribe’s Office of Self Governance and Department Commerce, and the Indigenous Food and Agriculture Initiative to offer a Produce Safety Handling Course, in person, in Hoopa.
Whether you’re hoping to scale up your production and sell locally, or you simply want to improve your food safety practices in your backyard garden, this course is for you.
🌿 Learn practical produce safety skills
🌿 Prepare for opportunities to sell locally
🌿 Strengthen your farm or garden practices
🌿 Become certified

Please fill out the short registration form at:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeHlZ1F0qvqALfT6tdTTnMlnseBVpKZ9eZkI0OeOm8fmrjxaQ/viewform?usp=header

03/09/2026

***POSTPONED***

New Date: April 1, 2026

KTRCD Quarterly Board Meeting

The Klamath Trinity Resource Conservation District will hold its quarterly board meeting on Wednesday, APRIL 1, 2026 from 6-8 p.m. at the Hoopa Trading Post.

Community members are welcome to attend, share ideas, and learn more about the work KTRCD is doing in our area.

We hope to see you there!

03/07/2026

🌱 Ready to Take Your Backyard Garden to the Next Level? 🌱

This training is a great opportunity for local farmers to meet legal requirements, which are often needed for accessing larger markets--such as Farm to School and the Local Food Purchase Assistance Program.

TIME TO TEAM UP!
The KTRCD is partnering with the Hoopa Valley Tribe’s Office of Self Governance and Department Commerce, and the Indigenous Food and Agriculture Initiative to offer a Produce Safety Handling Course, in person, in Hoopa.

Whether you’re hoping to scale up your production and sell locally, or you simply want to improve your food safety practices in your backyard garden, this course is for you.

🌿 Learn practical produce safety skills
🌿 Prepare for opportunities to sell locally
🌿 Strengthen your farm or garden practices
🌿 Become certified

Please fill out the short registration form at:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeHlZ1F0qvqALfT6tdTTnMlnseBVpKZ9eZkI0OeOm8fmrjxaQ/viewform?usp=sharing&ouid=113387794924296471066

03/06/2026

🍎 Free Community Fruit Tree Pruning Workshop 🍎

Join us for a hands-on Fruit Tree Pruning Workshop on Saturday, March 14, 2026.

Learn practical pruning skills while connecting with others in the community.

We will begin at 10:00 a.m. at the Kin Tah Te Community Garden in Hoopa, then drive to a nearby host location to practice pruning apple and peach trees.

Led by a skilled instructor, you will learn the basics of pruning and and tips for maintaining fruit tree health.

Everyone is welcome to join and learn!

Sack lunches will be provided. This event is free and open to the community. No registration is required, just show up and join us!

11/20/2025

We are boxing up our final food boxes for November this morning. Come by the Hoopa Trading Post starting at 11 am today! All food is locally grown and mostly organic!

11/10/2025

📢 Updated Location!

This Thursday, there are two food box distributions happening in Hoopa!

🍎 The KTRCD/HVT/Local Food Purchase Program will be distributing from the Trading Post from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 13. (All food is grown/raised in Humboldt and Trinity County)

🍽️ Food for People is partnering with Hoopa Food Distribution from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. (Food Distribution parking area).

These programs are open to the entire community.

As we give and share with our neighbors, let's also take a moment to be thankful for the abundance we have because of our local farmers and food producers!

11/07/2025

We had a rainy, but successful day with our November “Local Food” box distribution! Thank you to all of the community volunteers, tribal departments and others who came together to make this event a success! If you missed out today, find us Thursday, Nov. 13 and Nov. 20!

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P. O. Box 279
Hoopa, CA
95546

Opening Hours

Monday	10am - 1pm
Tuesday	10am - 1pm
Wednesday	10am - 1pm
Thursday	10am - 1pm
Friday	10am - 1pm

Telephone

+15305155223

Website

http://KTRCD.org/

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