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The Great Opportunity

Why restoring America's Great Plains is a responsibility and opportunity.

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Restoration 101

What is land restoration?

How rehabilitating natural landscapes creates environmental balance and makes degraded land productive again.

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Restoration 101

What does regenerative agriculture actually mean?

A holistic approach to agriculture focuses on resilient techniques that consider the generational health of the land.

Illustration: Local grain with Cairnspring Mills

Local grain with Cairnspring Mills

If you’ve never found yourself particularly excited about grain milling, all it takes is a conversation with Cairnspring Mills CEO Kevin Morse and you’ll want to shout about it from the rooftops (silo-tops?). Kevin started exploring the idea of local grain in his home state of Washington in 2015, and within a few years he was stone milling artisanal flours extolled by the nation’s finest chefs. Beyond making for a delicious loaf of bread, Kevin believes Cairnspring flour demonstrates how decentralized grain markets offer a better future for farmers and consumers alike. He talked to us about the blending of ancient technology with modern efficiencies, the passionate grain farmers of Skagit Valley, and helping to uplift his rural community.

Illustration: Chestnuts for the people with Breadtree Farms

Chestnuts for the people with Breadtree Farms

Russell Wallack is the founding farmer at Breadtree Farms, a Hudson Valley based organization working to grow the regenerative chestnut industry in the Northeast. By developing and managing chestnut farms, expanding opportunities for carbon removal, and co-creating regional agroforestry infrastructure, the team at Breadtree envisions a safer and more equitable climate-friendly food system. Rest assured, after reading this conversation, you’ll never look at a humble chestnut the same way again.

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Why Farm?

At Farm, we’re working with farmers and ranchers that care deeply about the health and productivity of the land, and want to expand the footprint of their operations to regenerate soil at scale.

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Articles and interviews on regenerative agriculture, land restoration, and farmland investing.

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The Great Opportunity

Why restoring America's Great Plains is a responsibility and opportunity.