Regenerative organic is a farming method that enriches the Earth, treats animals humanely, and increases the production of crops through the latest in permaculture science. Regenerative organic farming is very similar to biodynamic farming. Regenerative organic farming and production creates and maintains a regenerative cycle that enriches the land it uses with nutrients.

Hugelkultur is a regenerative soil technique where a pile of wood debris and compostable plant materials is buried into the soil and then capped. Deeply burying logs, wood, leaves, grasses, and food scraps in this way creates fungal, soil microbiome, and insect communities because it increases the water holding capacity of the area. Hugelkultur is best performed at the end of the dry season.

There are five resources that collectively humanity depends on. Soil, water, air, energy, and space are fundamental to our existence. Increasingly these communal resources are being encroached upon, commandeered, and polluted. Learn the truth of the issue and how you can help shift the world from an extraction economy to a global community of resource enrichment, self sustainment, and giving.

A rich soil that is home to a diverse amount of bugs and microorganisms is the foundation of a healthy garden. In this video I share with you my six step method for soil revitalization that utilizes biodynamic principles developed by Rudolf Steiner, founder of Waldorf Schools.

Two products with the same labeling can have a tremendous difference in their quality. Farming practices, distance from market, chemical usage, and more all influence the final quality of a product, even if the share the same label. Learn to discern the difference.