Eastern Sierra Agriculture Activation Plan

Welcome to the Eastern Sierra Agriculture Activation Plan

The Eastern Sierra is home to a rich agricultural heritage that contributes to our community's identity, economy, and environmental sustainability.

The Eastern Sierra Agriculture Activation Plan will provide local government, agricultural producers and project partners with actionable, regionally informed strategies and resources. Our goal is to address challenges facing farmers and ranchers, enhance economic opportunities, support environmental stewardship, strengthen local food systems, and raise community resilience.

Community members joined a presentation on the agriculture activation plan and provide their input on the vision for the future of agriculture in Inyo and Mono Counties. The presentation included a report out on the progress, key findings, outcomes, and next steps for the Eastern Sierra Agriculture Activation Plan.

Location: Eastern Sierra Business Resource Center in Bishop 269 N Main St, Bishop, CA 93514

Time: 10-12, Monday August 17th, 2026

For a recording of the Video Conference, please contact lindsay@plenaplanning.com.

To view the presentation, please use the link below.

Community presentation

MONDAY August 17 th

PRODuCER Shareback Session

Wednesday March 18th

AGRICULTURAL PRODUCERS gathered to hear insights gained through the stakeholder engagement process and contributed to strategy topics to support and shape the future of agriculture in the Eastern Sierra!

View the presentation shared during our producer share back session here.

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Together, Let's Grow a Thriving Agricultural Community

Thank you for your interest in the Eastern Sierra Agriculture Activation Plan. Your feedback and participation are vital to helping us strengthen and support agriculture in our region.

This effort is being supported by Eastern Sierra Council of Governments (ESCOG) in collaboration with the Inyo/Mono County Ag Commissioner and is funded through Sierra Jobs First. We are grateful for the partnership and support that make this initiative possible.