On our lands, Land Stewards Farm demonstrates, educates, and hosts research on regenerative farming, with a strong focus on invasive species, showcasing that these principles can apply from gardens to small family farms to larger operations.
Goat Breeding & Land Restoration
Goats browse invasive plants and woody vegetation, helping restore native grasses, wildflowers, and forests.
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Sheep Breeding & Regenerative Grazing
Managed grazing helps our sheep maintain open land, recycle nutrients, and support diverse plant communities.
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Pig Research Project
Pigs root out invasive species that goats alone cannot eradicate, preparing the ground for native ecosystem restoration.
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Poultry for Soil Health
Poultry integrated into our grazing systems recycle nutrients, manage parasites, and support long-term soil health.
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Native Grass Hay System
Native grasses and wildflowers provide habitat, store carbon, and produce nutritious hay for our livestock.
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“Regenerative farming is a way of growing food and managing land that heals the soil, improves biodiversity, and restores natural ecosystems. Instead of just doing no harm, it aims to make the land better. It draws ideas from traditional and indigenous farming methods.”