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Our farm located in upstate New York, began in 2013 transitioning to diversified, certified organic, non-GMO operations. We are among the first large farms to make this complete and successful move to regenerative practices wholescale. By doing this, we will prove that land can be valued as an ecological resource while producing viable agricultural yields.
Regenerative agriculture is farming that supports soil, life and the planet—going beyond sustainability to actually replenish ecosystems, nurture biodiversity, and sequester carbon.
Building Soil
The principal goal of a regenerative agricultural system is to build and maintain the soil’s ability to recycle nutrients, to capture and hold water, and minimize the farm’s dependence on outside inputs.
Carbon Sequestration
When we build topsoil through embracing natural biodiversity, we pull more carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere and back into the soil.
Closed Loop System
The regenerative future of agriculture depends upon closed loop models. We farm according to the principle that in a natural system, there is no waste; what is not used by one organism is energy for another.
