Gain a better understanding of how one’s land and business can commit and contribute to regenerative agriculture.
Mad Agriculture’s regenerative stewardship course plan helps stewards discover their regenerative path forward.
Gather information and data from the steward to inform the creation of a plan or set of recommendations.
Frequently Asked Questions, go-to resources and credits for this Curriculum.
Present farmers with tailored learnings and recommendations for their land and business as they move forward on their regenerative journeys.
This field example from our work with a regenerative learning farm features insights on listening to the farmer, how ideas manifest through time spent on the land, and the importance of balance for resilient employees and a resilient land base.
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This field example is from our work with a young, energetic steward who operates an organic row crop business and rangeland operation. It features insights on how to personalize your communication with stewards, clarify and prioritize work, and simplify presentations of data.
This field example from our work with a vertically integrated crop and livestock business features insights on regeneration beyond soil health, balancing cover crops with cash crops and their soil temperature needs, and the importance of designing trials around the factors that drive steward decisions.
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Jones Farms Organics
This field example from our work with organic crop farmers in Colorado’s San Luis Valley features insights on cover cropping for water conservation, the value of diverse crop rotations, and specific characteristics and soil health management benefits of a few select crop species.
