PARTNERS AND COLLABORATORS
The path to a more organic, self-sustained lifestyle is a journey that starts with small, manageable steps, and leads us down a path which introduces us to good friends, great insights, and a network with partners and collaborators. Here are some of the friends and resources that have been part of our delightful and fortunate journey.
Joan Palmer
Founder and Director of the The Institute Of Sustainable Nutrition.
This is the school which has propelled my journey to understanding the deeper science behind it all. TIOSN integrates traditional food wisdom with the science of nutrition creating an innovative model of holistic health education.
Classes infuse the hands-on components of sustainable, regenerative gardening, culinary skills, kitchen medicine, and sustainable foraging with the science of nutrition to skillfully weave together the relationship between soil health, human health, and environmental sustainability.
I am proud to collaborate with this team of experts in the areas of nutrition, kitchen medicine, herbs and herbal remedies, culinary skills and foraging.
Bryan O’Hara
Farmer at Tobacco Road Farm, Lebanon Connecticut. Author of "No-Till Intensive Vegetable Culture” If you would like to contact Bryan you may want to write him a letter.
Tobacco Road Farm,
373 Tobacco Street,
Lebanon, Connecticut 06249
Bryan was named Northeast Organic Farming Association’s Farmer of the Year in 2016. His ability to incorporate regenerative and no-till farming concepts into practice are both innovative and productive. He has established a continually improving gold standard in regenerative farming.
Olivier Husson
Agro-ecologist from CIRAD research unit on conservation agriculture, based in Montpellier, France. He has worked for 30 years coordinating research, training and extension under various agroecological conditions in Africa and Southeast Asia, developing and testing with farmers different agroecological techniques. Since 2010, his approach to soil and plant health is based on the recognition of the key role of Eh (redox potential) and pH homeostasis in soil system’s functioning. (olivier.husson@cirad.fr)
Acres USA
AcresUSA is a team of passionate individuals who are committed to rebuilding the soil and restoring the planet. We believe that regenerative agriculture is the key to a sustainable future, and we are working to make it a reality.
Our team is made up of experts in soil health, agronomy, and regenerative agriculture. We have a wealth of experience in the field, and we are dedicated to helping farmers and ranchers transition to regenerative practices.
We are also committed to educating the public about the importance of soil health. We believe that everyone has a role to play in rebuilding the soil, and we are working to make regenerative agriculture accessible to everyone.
