Kiss the Ground offers Regenerative Training Scholarships for U.S. farmers and ranchers seeking to transition their land, and gain foundational knowledge on soil health and regenerative management; while remaining profitable and productive. These scholarships serve to support those who have a higher barrier of entry to this education, whether due to economic or systemic disparity. This includes farmers who are low income, BIPOC, LGBTQIA2S+, and more.
Farmland Program
The Farmland Program supports farmers and ranchers in their transition to regenerative agriculture by providing access to soil health training, funding opportunities, educational resources, and a growing community of land stewards.
Regenerating Communities Grant
The Regenerating Communities Grant seeks to support the farmers and ranchers we currently work with by funding projects that actively and creatively address climate change, biodiversity, food security, natural resource concerns, and equity issues in farming communities. These projects seek to drive discovery, enhance connectivity and promote resource-sharing; while maximizing co-benefits like soil health, improved air/water quality, habitat creation and expansion, and mitigation of droughts, wildfires, and floods in California and Minnesota.
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Farmland Fund
Help Kiss the Ground to further our work providing practical, on-the-ground resources to farmers and ranchers globally, by giving to the Farmland Fund. Your donation will provide scholarships for farmers to attend a soil health training and/or access to funding for regenerative projects.
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Farmer Resources
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Transitioning the Ted Chamberlin Ranch
“Kiss the Ground’s farmland program has helped me connect with other like-minded farmers and ranchers who are looking to do things differently: to better the soil and the planet while being profitable.”
– Russell Chamberlin
Farmer Stories
A New (Re)Generation
When Carrie Richards was growing up, she always had a feeling she’d end up taking over the ranch that her family had owned and operated since 1941.
Chamberlin Ranch
Learn more about carbon farming on California’s Central Coast and how compost application on managed rangeland can improve soil health.
Avenue 33 Farm
In this episode of GUESS Advocacy, farmers Ali Greer and Eric Tomassini share their story of ecosystem regeneration on Avenue 33 Farm.
Cuyama Lamb
This segment of ABC News highlights Cuyama Lamb and how their sheep offer a powerful service in fire fuel mitigation.
Organic Compound
Farmer Wil Crombie captures soil testing on his Minnesota farm, Organic Compound, in collaboration with the Sustainable Farming Association.
Farmer Blogs
Meet the Farmers
The Farmland Transition Program provides soil health training, soil testing, and mentorship for 32 farmers and ranchers across California and Minnesota to adapt their management decisions to produce positive ecological, financial, and social outcomes aligned with the principles of regenerative agriculture.
ANDERSON RANCH
Birds Landing, CA
AVE 33 FARM
Los Angeles, CA
BABY ROOT FARM
Camarillo, CA
BE LOVE FARM
Vacaville, CA
BRAMBLE TAIL HOMESTEAD
Sebastopol, CA
CHAMBERLIN RANCH
Los Olivos, CA
CUYAMA LAMB
Cuyama Valley, CA
DINNER BELL FARM
Grass Valley, CA
DUVARITA VINEYARD
Lompoc, CA
FAT UNCLE FARMS
Wasco, CA
FLANAGAN FARM
Bluffton, MN
GAVIOTA GIVINGS
Goleta, CA
KANDARIAN ORGANIC FARMS
Los Osos, CA
MEDICINE CREEK FARM
Finlayson, MN
METTLER FAMILY FARMS
Arvin, CA
MILLS DAIRY
Lake City, MN
NUSS FARMS
Acampo, CA
ORGANIC COMPOUND
Faribault, MN
PT RANCH
Ione, CA
SALTLESS SEA URBAN FARM
Duluth, MN
SCHMITZ DAIRY
Cold Spring, MN
SILKY COW FARM
St Charles, MN
SPRING RISE
Verndale, MN
SUNBURST FARM & SANCTUARY
Lompoc, CA
TABLE BLUFF FARM
Loleta, CA
THE ABUNDANT TABLE
Camarillo, CA
WALTER ORGANIC FARM
Villard, MN
WEISER FAMILY FARMS
Tehachapi, CA
YISRAEL FAMILY FARM
Sacramento, CA
