All posts filed under Regenerative Practices

The secret to a good pie lies in the crust, and the secret to a good crust lies in the flour. This delicious and flaky pastry is stuffed with fresh mangos and topped with a sweet and crunchy crumble.

Soil needs to be fertile for plants to thrive. But how does soil health relates to human health? Soil, one of the earth's most important natural resources, is far more than just a fertile home for plants.

Although by no means new, these 5 regenerative agriculture practices are being “rediscovered” and changing the landscape of our future.

General Mills and Walmart are just the beginning in a wave of announcements of moving entire supply chains into regenerative and sustainable agriculture.

The Buy Local movement encourages people to buy food, products, and services originating from the local community.

Regenerative agriculture focuses on healthy soil, which is vital to growing healthy crops, maintaining healthy farms, and cultivating food in a way that isn’t just less harmful but actually benefits the environment.

By sprouting seeds, grains and nuts in your kitchen, you can fill your life with little sprouts that are cheap, tasty and textured, and easy to grow.

In the United States, 68% of consumers perceive organic food to be safer than conventional food. Organic food is better for us less because of what it has, and more because of what it doesn’t have.

Kiss the Ground is narrated by Woody Harrelson and features a collection of cultural influencers, celebrities, scientists, and entrepreneurs all sharing about the importance of soil and the solution for the future known as regenerative agriculture.