WHAT WOULD NATURE DO?
Soil Regen is the conviction that the foundation of agriculture starts from the ground up with soil/plant interactions. By partnering with nature and utilizing holistic management practices we can improve farmer/rancher profitability, human health, resilience to climate, carbon storage, water quality and quantity.
Soil Regen is a regenerative ag community featuring top-shelf services, community building, and resources. Contact Jess Gnad to learn more!
5 PRINCIPLES OF SOIL REGEN
Cover the soil, providing the soil with a protective armor
Keep living roots in the ground as long as possible
Minimize mechanical and chemical disturbance
Increase plant diversity
Integrate animals and insects into the system
SERVICES
Regenerate, Restore, Reclaim, Grow and Connect
SOIL REGEN EVENTS
Organize and facilitate collaborative educational events, webinars and conferences. We have the experience, knowledge and connections to reach maximum potential with your event. Also available for speaking engagements.
SOIL AND VEGETATIVE HEALTH
Optimization and analysis of soil health metrics as a more holistic way of measuring the productivity of the land. Soil, vegetation and ecosystem analysis utilizing advanced metrics, imagery, and multi-year tracking services.
CONNECT
Connect with regenerative ag community. We will soon be posting resources to help you stay in touch with the regen ag community, including local food options, events, and more.
CONSULT
Consult land managers/owners on regenerative and conservation management practices, soil health, and soil resources. Work with companies, scientists, non-profits and governments to develop scientific studies and research for product/method validation.
JESSICA GNAD
Director of Communications
Currently hailing from Manhattan, Kansas, Jess Gnad’s path in soil health started with a curiosity about healthy food options in rural communities. It was while she was living in Pratt, Kansas, over the past decade and starting her family with her husband that Jess worked to form a farmer’s market, a local food coop, and a Regenerative Ag School Garden with support from Annie's Homegrown Grants for Gardens. She served as an executive board member for Kansas State University Research and Extension, and as a healthy food/farm consultant with Pratt Regional Medical Center’s Health Coalition. She counts her background as a row crop farmer and an avid gardener growing fruits and vegetables as her foundation for her passion for regenerative agriculture.
Jess is a "Jess of all trades" and can also be found coordinating Soil Health U.