We farm regeneratively, meaning that our top priority is improving soil health. Soil health can be defined as the capacity of a soil to serve a vital living ecosystem that supports our water cycle, nutrient cycle, carbon cycle, and biodiversity.

We actively improve soil health by adaptively managing our farmlands with a variety of conservation practices. First and foremost, we have transitioned much of our croplands to diverse, perennial pastures that support our rotationally grazed livestock. Our pigs and poultry still require supplemental feed though. So, we also manage croplands with a diverse rotation of non-GMO grains and hay. These crops are all no-till planted and followed by a cover crop so that our fields are never bare.

Altogether this helps us to improve our soils while producing healthy, nutrient-dense food.