RICK CLARK

Meet Rick Clark, a fifth generation farmer in Warren County, Indiana. His family has lived on the farm since the 1880s.

AMBER TAMM

Amber believes all of the land farmed today has a story too which is why it is imperative to not stop the regenerative conversation at the soil but to dig down deeper and understand the history of the land on which we are farming today and how that has created injustices for young, black and indigenous farmers like her.

PHILLIP CROSBY

Today, you’ll find Phillip Crosby living on 20 acres on the side of a mountain in Western North Carolina where he is building a regenerative homestead.

Secret Life of Roots

THE SECRET LIFE OF ROOTS Roots are the anchor to the earth. They act as the channel for nutrients and water to give plants life. Roots are a social network that exists underground. They often go unnoticed but play a key role in the performance of the ecosystem of the...

SEEDS

SEEDS How the Beginning of the Food Chain is Impacting the Entire Food System 60% of all the world’s seed sales are owned by four giant companies. We are prying open the history of seed production and showcasing Dan Barber’s Op-ed piece in The New York Times which...