As sustainable farming practices gain momentum, people often interchangeably use terms like regenerative agriculture, organic agriculture, biodynamics, and permaculture. These approaches share common goals of environmental stewardship and go beyond sustainability by aiming to leave the land in a better state than it was found. They focus on measurable outcomes, such as increased soil organic matter, enhanced biodiversity, and improved water infiltration, including higher-quality growth without synthetic inputs.

At its core, the approach focuses on keeping soil covered at all times, thus enhancing and restoring the health of ecosystems, including soil, water, and biodiversity. Each practice promotes different values, yet the process to start any of these practices is the same. They all have strengths and limitations but contribute meaningfully to global sustainability.

It begins with goals and objectives, initial assessments and analysis, site design, economic viability, implementation and maintenance plans, execution, and continuous improvements. We can help guide you through your journey.