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Her California native farming and ranching ancestors (6 generations behind her!) would be proud of Francie for this interview - and how well she lives it everyday too. 😊 Brian and I are both proud Californians and our girls are 7th generation - back before the Gold Rush days! California was built on agriculture and we are proud to live and ranch in this beautiful place, carrying on the legacy of the farmers and ranchers who came before us. CA Grown reached out about interviewing us for this fea

October 13, 2025, is Indigenous Peoples' Day, which recognizes the history and resilience of Native Americans while acknowledging the injustices committed against them during the founding of the United States. Native Americans faced a centuries-long campaign of violence, displacement, and terror, often described as genocide. The "terror" and suffering endured by Native Americans include: Violence and massacres Systematic killing: Colonial powers and, later, the U.S. government used organized vio