News and Resources
Our understanding of regenerative agriculture continues to grow, and we are committed to sharing what we learn along the way. Check here for the latest news and resources from TKREF.
Our understanding of regenerative agriculture is constantly expanding. Look here for the latest on what’s happening at TKREF and within the regenerative agriculture community.
As the on-ranch science partner, Point Blue Conservation Science bridges the gap between rigorous academic science and interpretations of current science for land management in practice.
Tucked behind a quiet street in Fresno, California, a small parking lot transforms every Thursday into something electric. Trucks pull in, pallets are unloaded, and the scent of just-picked peaches and leafy greens fills the air.
This month’s highlights are focused on regenerative creative materials.
For the past 15 years, a new scientific understanding of our climate has been building across a diverse range of disciplines.
For nearly a century, the number of American farms has been in steady decline, from its peak of 6.8 million in 1935 to fewer than 2 million today.
Last fall in this newsletter we wrote about The Gardner’s Best Friend, sharing methods of vermiculture and the benefits that vermicast has on soil and plant health.
We are thrilled to announce the launch of our new video series: Regenerative Planned Grazing: Principles to Graze By!
This year’s intern cohort brings diverse backgrounds, unique perspectives, and an unwavering commitment to healing the earth through thoughtful farming.
For decades, we’ve approached conservation and agriculture as separate domains with conflicting goals—one preserving nature, the other producing food.
