Regenerative Agriculture –a vital Opportunity for New Mexico
Diversify and revitalize rural economies with multiple co-benefits for ecological, human and planetary health.
Soil health pioneer George Washington Carver
Carver recognized soil health as essential to alleviate poverty and debt of African American farmers and establish independence. His work is fundamental to regenerative agriculture as we know it today.
Seeding Our Future
Join a young botanical artist in spreading the word about the importance of soil and regenerative agriculture, while supporting local farms!
Deconstructing Regenerative Agriculture
A-dae Romero-Briones unpacks the term regenerative agriculture and shares opportunities for an inclusive approach that supports Indigenous communities.
The Solution to Climate Change is right under our Feet
Rodale Institute’s newest white paper demonstrates that regenerative agriculture is a win-win-win climate solution that’s ready for widescale implementation now.
Cattle are part of the climate solution
A conversation with rangeland ecologist Richard Teague, PhD, analyzing the role that adaptive multi-paddock cattle grazing plays in sequestering carbon.
Kiss the Ground
Feature-length movie exploring key soil health and regenerative agricultural principles debuts on Netflix starting September 22! Join the global watch party on opening night and peek behind the scenes in this interview with featured soil health superstars Ray Archuleta, Gabe Brown and Kris Nichols.
Acequia culture models restorative solutions
Traditional farmers have the tools to make agriculture one of our most restorative solutions to the climate crisis –but for land based ways of life to persist we need policy that supports implementation and improvement of these strategies.
The Perfect Storm on the Navajo Nation
By James Skeet, Founder Covenant Pathways and Spirit Farm: “Once again, we are confronted by a foreign disease brought into our lands. This time it is no respecter of persons.”
Black Land Matters
In celebration of Juneteenth and to acknowledge the black roots of regenerative agriculture, we’re sharing the story of Leah Penniman (Soul Fire Farm) from her book Farming While Black.