ROLC A Frame Farm Webinar

Learn about the Regenerative Organic Certified framework across the supply chain in this dynamic webinar. Featuring Regenerative Organic Learning Center (ROLC) Program Manager Benjamin Fharer, joins ROAs founding director Elizabeth Whitlow, ROA Staff and owner of Prairie Sun Organics Dr. Angela Jackson, A-Frame Farm farmer and owner, Luke Peterson, Christie Biddle, Supply Chain Manager at Patagonia Provisions, and Chris Wiegert of Healthy Food Ingredients, LLC.

Regenerative Organic Alliance website:
https://regenorganic.org/

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  / aframefarm  

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The Regenerative Organic Learning Centers (ROLC) program aims to uplift our farmers as leaders in their communities, to promote regional peer-to-peer conversations, and to offer learning opportunities for neighboring farmers in order to increase the number of Regenerative Organic Certified® farms.

We selected exemplary farms to be in the ROLC pilot based on their demonstrated expertise and leadership in regenerative organic practices. In this first year, we are focusing on five regions in the United States.

About A-Frame Farm:
A-Frame Farm is bursting with 1200 acres of Regenerative Organic Certified® cropland, right in the heartland. They are pioneering growers of the Land Institute’s perennial grain known as kernza® , a grain that has become the darling of the climate farming movement and is sparking a revolution among beer brewers. Our friends and partners at Mad Agriculture have described their operation well: Luke and Ali Peterson, of A-Frame Farms, aren’t your normal, everyday farmers. Surrounded by corn and soybeans as far as the eye can see, their farm stands out as a beacon of diversity and soil health. To their neighbors, they’re crazy. But to regenerative food and farming advocates, the Petersons are revolutionaries. This farm gives us a glimmer of hope for a healthier food and farming system, showcasing that soil health can translate to healthier food and happier farmers too.