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About Regenerate AZ: The Mission
Community Creates Change
The complex nature of the food supply means positive changes will require many different people, organizations, and skillsets to work together.
Soil Health is Vital
Sharing practices that improve soil health and our habitats for food production will allow farmers to withstand drought and flood conditions that are becoming more common.
Water is Scarce
Healthier soils have been proven to store more water than depleted soils, an important fact as voluntary restrictions are starting to be implemented in the Lower Colorado River system.
Science-based and Proven
All of the practices recommended by Regenerate AZ participants will be based on the latest research supporting soil health, biology, gut health, and regenerative economics.
Biodiversity is Key
We are building resiliency by moving away from monoculture growing systems and into more dynamic, and complex, cropping systems.
Storytelling Matters
Our event participants will help build a story with the world about how regenerative practices are being implemented throughout the food supply. What are the next steps we need to take?
Sponsors
Regenerate AZ Program Organizers
DRY Cooperative
Think Regeneration
Think Regeneration
The Development of Regenerative Yields (“DRY”) Cooperative is an association to support reciprocal interaction of agricultural producers and service providers to create and maintain equitable, transparent, and sustainable food supply chains with a regional emphasis while providing ecosystem services and networking benefits for our members
The Development of Regenerative Yields (“DRY”) Cooperative is an association to support reciprocal interaction of agricultural producers and service providers to create and maintain equitable, transparent, and sustainable food supply chains with a regional emphasis while providing ecosystem services and networking benefits for our members and their communities to support both planetary and human health. DRY Co-op works directly with NGOs, local governments and businesses to support cognizant land stewardship, watershed management, soil regeneration, circular economies and market access on behalf of its members.
Think Regeneration
Think Regeneration
Think Regeneration
Think Regeneration is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit bringing its expertise, established leadership programs, fundraising capacities, and experienced facilitators to Regenerate AZ. We are currently running programs for organizations for NGOs, local conservation districts, agriculture leaders, charities, and family farmers. Our belief is that every
Think Regeneration is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit bringing its expertise, established leadership programs, fundraising capacities, and experienced facilitators to Regenerate AZ. We are currently running programs for organizations for NGOs, local conservation districts, agriculture leaders, charities, and family farmers. Our belief is that every region will want to adopt a program like Regenerate AZ, where coalitions representing every link in the food supply chain will work together to create a more regenerative communities and economies.
Center for Agricultural Resilience
Center for Agricultural Resilience
Center for Agricultural Resilience
The Center for Agricultural Resilience (CFAR) was built to educate thought leaders on the environmental, economic and social benefits of building resilient animal, plant and human ecosystems that can nourish our communities.
Ranch House Media
Center for Agricultural Resilience
Center for Agricultural Resilience
Ranch House Media is a boutique production agency based in Tucson, Arizona. We only work on projects we believe in and we will stop at nothing to see them through.
The 2023 Field Trials
EnSoil Algae Tests
Enlightened Soil will be providing EnSoil Algae to the managers at Oatman Flats Ranch for a test trial in 2023. Details about the results of the trials will be made available to the participants, and will also be included in white paper to be published in 2023 after the conclusion of Regenerate AZ.
Information about the product and research done by Dr. James White at Rutgers University is available by request to info@think-regen.com.
Recent Media
In Parched Arizona, the Produce Gardens Bloom (New York Times, May 2023)
Read a weekend feature that informed millions about the regenerative farming practices in Arizona, including Oatman Flats Ranch. “Farming can’t continue like it is in the West,” said Dax Hansen. “You have to grow regeneratively or you’re going to run out of water.” Read the full story.
OTHER MEDIA:
microBIOMETER & Regenerate AZ Announce Official Partnership (Think Regeneration, July 2023)
Regenerate AZ & Enlightened Soil Corp. Announce Partnership (Think Regeneration, June 2023)
Regenerative Farming at the Oatman Flats Ranch in Dateland (AZ Central, March 2023)
Regenerate AZ: On the Ground (and River) at Oatman Flats Ranch (Think Regeneration, May 2023)
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