Regenerate Outcomes works with leading experts to give farmers the best chance of success when transitioning to regenerative management.
Understanding Ag is one of the world’s leading education providers for regenerative farms. Its team combines practical farming experience with scientific expertise to mentor across all farm types and growing conditions.
Regenerate Outcomes sponsors mentorship from Gabe Brown, Dr Allen Williams, Shane New and the wider team at Understanding Ag. They work closely with farms to understand their context and provide tailored advice.
Understanding Ag’s mentoring is based on six core principles:
Minimal disturbance of the soil through tillage or use of chemicals which helps to preserve soil biology
Keeping living roots in the soil for as much of the year as possible to support microbial life and build organic matter
Integrating livestock into cropping rotations to improve activity in the soil and enhance soil biology
Improving grazing management; for example, regularly moving stock to graze different areas, varying when different parts of the farm are grazed and allowing land extra time to rest between grazing
Encouraging diversity in crop, pasture, livestock and wildlife species
Ensuring management activities are appropriate to your context, including your farm environment, production goals, market conditions and desired work-life balance
Respected all over the world as one of the leading authorities on regenerative farming, Gabe Brown is perhaps best known as the author of the 2018 book Dirt to Soil, which told the story of how he brought his family farm in North Dakota back from the brink of bankruptcy to become a profitable business.
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We provide tailored support to ensure regenerative agriculture achieves the best results for your farm
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“It’s really beneficial to have access to all that information and experience in one place, rather than spending hours trawling through books or YouTube videos to find it and decipher it yourself.”
– Stuart Johnson, beef, sheep and arable farmer, Northumberland