
Reigniting Agriculture in the Livermore Valley | Nancy Calhoun Mueller, Part Two
After exploring the history, legacy, and deep agricultural roots of the Livermore Valley in Part One, Nancy Calhoun Mueller returns to Through the Grapevine to look forward—and ask what it will actually take to reignite agriculture in our region. This time, we dig deeper into the mechanics of building a more resilient agricultural future: biodiversity, regenerative land stewardship, local food systems, collaboration, and the critical role working ranches can play in keeping our open spaces both productive and healthy. And perhaps the people best positioned to lead that next chapter are the same families who have spent generations learning from this land. This isn't a conversation about preserving agriculture as a piece of Livermore's past. It's about recognizing agriculture as an essential part of its future—and considering how ranchers, farmers, chefs, consumers, educators, businesses, and community leaders can all play a role. If we want agriculture to thrive in the Livermore Valley for another 100 years, what are we willing to do today to make that possible? Join us for Part Two of our conversation with fifth-generation rancher Nancy Calhoun Mueller . #eatlocal #drinklocal #livelocal





