Poultry Farm
The Invisible Ingredient — A podcast by Farmer’s Footprint
Cattle
Cattle: Bison, cattle
Goats
meat goats
Waterfront Farmers Market, Thursday evenings 3pm - 7pm at Skansie Brothers Park on the downtown waterfront in Gig Harbor, WA.
Our commitment is to inspire will and build capacity to collectively accelerate regenerative food systems as a means to restore human and planetary health. Progress over perfection We seek to meet people wherever they are, understanding that the application of regenerative principles and systems thinking is a journey. Relationship bridge builders We understand that true change does not occur in isolation. We commit to taking a holistic approach and embrace the complex relationships and connections that exist between all things. We recognize the vast and complex challenges that lay ahead but maintain a strong sense of optimism in the power of connected and collective action and its ability to catalyze meaningful change. Rematriation of knowledge We honor the wisdom of land stewards and ancestral ways that have come before us, and have a deep responsibility in the healing process of historical trauma. We view Earth as the mother-land. Following 17 years in academia, cancer therapy research, and clinical practice, Dr. Zach Bush walks away from a career in disease management. In pursuit of a deeper understanding of nutrition, whole health, and the rise of chronic disease, Dr. Zach Bush researches and explores the intersection between soil health and the human microbiome by visiting farmers throughout the US and opening his own nutrition clinic. Now is the time for you to get curious about where your story intersects with ours. We are co-creating with people from all lived experiences and expertises called to this work. It is the momentum of individuals choosing to create a new reality of regeneration that will make it so! Join us. Farmer’s Footprint: Regeneration – The Beginning, the award-winning documentary launches, directed and produced by Nicol Ragland, which follows the journey of the Breitkreutz Family as they transition their conventional chemically dependent farm to regenerative management. Farmer’s Footprint is born from a coalition of farmers, educators, doctors, scientists, creatives, and business leaders aiming to expose the human and environmental impacts of chemical farming and offer a path forward through regenerative agricultural practices. The Farmer’s Footprint team witnessed the power of storytelling and what emerged would create unforeseen potential and impact. Pillar series’ were born including Meet A Farmer, Who Grows Your Food, Transitioning to Regen, Food as Medicine, Regenerative Living, Inquiry Blogs, and more. As an avenue to put story to action, we launched our online, decentralized community hub which took on a thriving life of its own. Farmer’s Footprint leans into the global call to launch internationally. Farmer’s Footprint Australialaunches to give voice to Australia’s regenerative food story. Seeing the need beyond the story inspired the launch of The Nest, a creative studio in service to farmers and mission-oriented entities committed to the regeneration of life. Farmer Greg co-created The Garden Club, a course and community experience for beginning and seasoned gardeners to learn the foundations of regenerative gardening and land based living. Over 130 scholarships granted! The Context and Convergence series launched with an expert panel with a call to ban glyphosate. Thepetition to ban glyphosatecaught on like wildfire scaling to over 140K signatures. Farmer’s Footprint UKlaunches to reconnect people to the hope and impact of a local, regenerative future. The origin of every program is centered on listening to farmers and our community. Each progra
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