At its core, regenerative agriculture is about giving more than we take. That same principle can be applied to any aspect of our surrounding ecosystem, including both human and natural resources, our communities, and the capital resources that are needed to maintain a business.

Regenerative agriculture is an alternative approach to conventional and industrial agriculture that instead values diversity in all its forms, quality over quantity, interbeing, farmer empowerment, true wealth and more—all driven by the goal of restoring health to the land and the people who walk it.

Regenerative agriculture itself is not new. It is a part of the ancient story that Indigenous communities around the globe have been telling for centuries—that we can and should live in reciprocity with the Earth and with each other. Many of the practices that Western scientists and agronomists now group under the umbrella of regenerative agriculture originate from a wide array of culturally-embedded ways of understanding the land.

The revolution that we are building started long ago, and is rooted in the knowledge and traditions of the wisdom keepers that guide us in our mission.