Leading the Way In Regenerative Agriculture
Teaching A Better Stewardship of Soil, Water, and Clean Air
We must make the adoption of regenerative agriculture available for all farmers from all backgrounds … we must educate not only farmers and ranchers but all society as to these concepts which are rooted in indigenous knowledge.
Gabe Brown
USARAAI Mission
To educate, enable, and equip folks to build healthy soil, clean air and water, through regenerative practices.
USARAAI Vision
We envision a more holistic, local, and decentralized food economy, supported by educated consumers. This economy will be supplied by farmers, ranchers, and homesteaders, whose passion it is to be good stewards of the land.
Our communities can become more resilient to natural disasters, global commodity price fluctuations, and malicious food supply attacks. In turn, consumers may become healthier, through access to clean air and water, and nutritionally dense meals.
The networking of local communities strengthens connectivity as well. Our hope is that rural communities will be revitalized, and our farms, and farming families, become profitable once again, providing full-time income, without the need of outside employment.
Continuing the Soil Health Revolution on Our 52-Acre Farm Campus
Hands-On Education in Farming, Ranching, and Retail Applications
We at USA Regenerative Agricultural Alliance are passionate and excited about the movement toward simpler, cleaner, and more accountable food, and we’re doing all we can to promote the teaching.
Each year we host quarterly Workshops, featuring speakers who covered a range of topics, including cover crops, soil testing, multi-species grazing, no-till drilling, the NRCS Cost Share Program, supporting pollinators, and direct-marketing of farm products. Attendees enjoyed a delicious lunch prepared from locally grown meats and produce.
In addition to the Workshops, we host the annual USARAAI SUMMIT each September. It’s a two-day opportunity to learn from the very best minds in Regenerative Agriculture. At each Summit, we have featured speakers like Greg Judy, Allen Williams, Jim Gerrish, Russ Wilson, Greg Brann and more. A pasture walk offers an opportunity to see first-hand examples and to ask questions of the experts, and each day attendees are treated to delicious meals prepared from grass-fed meats and fresh vegetables, as well as home-made desserts!
Come and see what we’re doing! We love for people to plan a tour of the Farm Campus, and maybe become a part of our nonprofit. In the Spring our community raised-garden program is a great interactive hands-on way to learn best practices in Regenerative Agriculture, for all ages. The Farm Campus is a place to share ideas, learn from each other, and pick and sample delicious, and nutritious, produce … maybe even grow some of your own! Give us a call and schedule a visit!
