Kiss the Ground members are the grassroots stakeholders that stand with us in the regenerative movement.
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How You Can Help Regenerate the Planet, Starting with Soil
The soil you walk on and grow food in holds a secret to some of the biggest problems facing the planet today. Here is how you can help support the solution.
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Kiss the Ground Celebrates World Soil Day
Kiss the Ground will be broadcasting Live on Facebook on December 5th, celebrating soil’s important role in fashion, health, business, education, agriculture, and all life on earth!
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Ensure Your Neighborhood Is Non-Toxic
Section 9101 of the House Farm Bill would block local control to protect children from harmful pesticides. Here’s how you can help get it passed.
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Kiss the Ground’s Purchasing Guide – Free Download
Kiss the Ground’s Purchasing Guide outlines how you can eat well, build soil, and regenerate the planet by making conscious purchasing decisions.
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The Soil Story Curriculum
Kiss the Ground’s middle school curriculum is designed to introduce young people to the magic of soil and the fascinating connection it has to the food we eat, our health and our climate.
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How Does Planned Grazing Impact the Earth?
Learn about a method of grazing management that focuses on the timing and duration of animal grazing that can rehabilitate landscapes on a large scale.
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A Closer Look: Regenerative Agriculture Practices
Soil health determines plant health, animal health, human health, ecosystem health, and even the health of the economy - we can’t say this enough! Unfortunately, most of our farming practices damage the health of the soil over time and create serious problems for humanity. In order to sort out our issues, we must admit to… -
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An Introduction to Regenerative Agriculture
To Regenerate, By Definition "Regenerative Agriculture is a system of farming principles and practices that increases biodiversity, enriches soils, improves watersheds, and enhances ecosystem services. It aims to capture carbon in the soil and aboveground biomass (plants), reversing current global trends of atmospheric accumulation and climate change. At the same time, it offers increased yields,…
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