A Kiss the Ground farmer feature article profiling Hannah Eisloeffel and her partner Nic, founders of Table Bluff Farm — a 2-acre, first-generation, woman-owned regenerative microfarm in Loleta, Humboldt County. Covers the farm’s origin story (a compacted, overgrown horse pasture converted starting in 2017 through three NRCS/CDFA grants: EQIP, SWEEP, and Healthy Soils Program), their participation in Kiss the Ground’s Farmland Program (accessing the Regrarians and Understanding Ag platforms), and their full suite of regenerative practices: no-till, pig bio-tilling, silage tarps, drip irrigation, native/non-native windbreak/hedgerow plantings, cover cropping, rotational livestock (chickens, pigs, ducks), and high tunnel greenhouse production. Highlights the farm’s equity mission — offering the lowest-priced barrier-free CSA in Humboldt County ($20/week, pay-as-you-go with delivery), serving the nearby Wiyot Native American reservation, and centering women, BIPOC, and LGBTQIA+ entrepreneurs. Also mentions an in-progress cider apple orchard restoration with planned chicken integration and beehives.
