Restoring the soil.
Our agricultural work focuses on the fundamentals of life. We believe that healthy soil is the precursor to healthy crops and a resilient community. We do not chase yield at the expense of longevity.
By focusing on water retention, organic biomass, and crop diversity, we aim to create a self-sustaining ecosystem that requires fewer external inputs over time.
Current Work
Experimental Cultivation
Testing heirloom rice and regional vegetable varieties for drought resistance in our specific micro-climate.
Soil Regeneration
Applying classical composting techniques to restore carbon and vital microbiology to depleted topsoil.
Local Learning
Documenting traditional farming knowledge from elders in the region to guide our modern interventions.
Field Notes
Our blog serves as a repository for our observations. These are not academic papers but practical reflections from days spent in the field.
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We are occasionally open to volunteers who wish to learn about regenerative systems and agricultural practices.
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