A fourth-generation dairy farm finds their way forward with support from ZFP’s Restore grant and the Healthy Soils Program. 

Two Colorado cider-makers revive the soil of their apple orchards.

A century-old ranch farms for the future with ZFP’s Restore grant.

Lifelong Colorado ranchers regenerate a new piece of land with ZFP’s Restore grant.

A Marine Corps veteran family tackles food insecurity on their Colorado ranch.

A farm-to-table co-op rooted in the belief that food can build community.

Both land and people get second chances at Freedom Farms in Oregon.

An urban educational farm in Portland, OR expands its reach.

A biodynamic farm in Noti, OR brings a new piece of land back to life.

A Colorado couple finds a second home on their farm and protects their soil with ZFP’s Restore grant.

An Oregon farmer with roots in industrial agriculture starts her own regenerative farm to feed her community.

An Oregon farming couple supplies a ZFP member while using their land to fight climate change.

A third-generation dairy farm balances tradition and evolution.

Minoru Farm in Adams, Colorado, was awarded a Zero Foodprint Restore Grant for compost application, windbreak establishment, mulching, and cover cropping.

A farmer in Boulder, Colorado, invests in her land with the help of ZFP’s Restore grant.

Sunflower Farm Acres in Boulder, Colorado, brings its soil back to life to feed its community with the help of a Restore grant.

Two agronomists revive a once-trash-ridden land with the help of ZFP’s Restore grant and Compost Connector program.

A team of farmers work to build a seed bank of heirloom produce and preserve regional food sovereignty with support from ZFP’s Restore grant.

Young farmers that began micro-farming in back yards now building a collective focused on regeneration.