Across the country, consumers’ renewed interest in agriculture presents an opportunity to reimagine our increasingly fragile food system by investing in new technologies. 

The focus on our approach to climate change remains on solving climate problems — i.e. CO2 emissions and the impact on people and communities. This has overshadowed talk of something equally important: solutions.

Across the country, consumers’ renewed interest in agriculture presents an opportunity to reimagine our increasingly fragile food system by investing in new technologies. 

To say that we are living through strange and stressful times right now is an understatement. As an entrepreneur and a leader, my first concern is for the health and safety of my amazing team, their families, and our wider community. To help #StoptheSpread and #FlattentheCurve, Terramera has transitioned to a remote working environment for all who are able. In our greenhouses and lab facilities, we have ramped up sanitization efforts and moved to a skeleton staff to ensure appropriate social distancing.

It's time to bring agriculture, food and medicine under one umbrella, politically and perceptually, to finally view them as they are: one vital, yet complex, system that influences human health.

Across the country, consumers’ renewed interest in agriculture presents an opportunity to reimagine our increasingly fragile food system by investing in new technologies.