Part 6 of our Farm Series (inspired by the film Common Ground) explores the six-inch layer of healthy topsoil, its incredible capacity to store water and sustain life, and why this matters more than ever with our changing climate!
An introduction to Eat Real, a trailblazing national nonprofit organization working to improve the food served in public school cafeterias by helping districts provide more nutritious, responsibly sourced, real-food meals to students.
Our health begins in the soil; our health mirrors the health of the soil itself. As the health of the land rises and falls, our health follows suit.
The question isn't whether animals belong in agriculture, but rather how we manage them ~ and whether they are part of a system that gives back more than it takes while helping to restore balance to nature.
When we work with natural systems instead of against them, the land responds.
After World War II, farming changed faster than ever before and in ways we could not have anticipated.
Part 1 in our farm series inspired by the film: Common Ground ~ which invites us to consider the role of regenerative agriculture in healing not only the land, but also our food system, human health, local economies, communities, and the planet itself.
The hearts and souls of the farmers are the true storytellers...
"I needed to figure out how to get the chickens and pigs, all the animals, back outside on grass and keep them safe..."
”We made an agreement with the cranes, with the land, with the animals in our care.” - Jill
