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Soil Regen: Where Your Soil Health Legacy Begins


What is Soil Regen?

Soil Regen was created from a passion for regenerative ag and commitment to farmers. We are a farmer focused company providing farmers, ranchers, and the food and agricultural community education, Regeneratively GrownTM protein, and Regenerative VerifiedTM agricultural products. Our farm to table consumer goods are grown using Regenerative VerifiedTM processes that validate healthier soils have the potential to produce healthier foods. Each one of us rebels against the “farm the farmer” mentality and is dedicated to provide the resources farmers need to be profitable all the while improving the land.



The Faces Behind the Legacy

Soil Regen is co-owned by two individuals, the #regenrebels, dedicated to improving soil health and teaching about regen ag practices across the nation.


Russell Hedrick is a first-generation farmer from the foothills of Hickory, North Carolina, where he farms JRH Grain Farms, LLC. Russell is known as one of the most progressive young farmers in the country. Russell has been a featured producer in Top Producer Magazine, Furrow Magazine, and on RFD TV, Ag PhD, and National No-Till Farmer for profitability farming by reducing fertilizer inputs and using soil health practices on cash crops. In 2017, he won the North Carolina Corn Yield contest, the first person to win in the state using regenerative practices. Russell’s operation focuses on maximizing profits and direct consumer marketing for all their products, including corn, soybeans, wheat, barley, and pastured beef and pork. He is the founder of Farmers Reserve Distillery, co-founder of Regen Mills and Heritage Ground, co-owner of Soil Regen, LLC, and has partnered with Foothills Distillery producing the first bourbon in North Carolina since prohibition. In 2021, Russell won the North Carolina Soybean Yield contest, having the highest NC soybean yield through 2021.



Liz is a soil and ecosystem scientist with experience in soil testing and analyses, carbon and conservation practice modeling, and an expert on the Haney soil health test, founded by Rick Haney. Liz’s drive and passion are helping to improve producer profitability, environmental sustainability, and human health through regenerative practices and soil health. Throughout her career she has developed an expansive network of scientists, thought leaders, consultants, farmers and ranchers within the sustainable agriculture space. Liz loves nothing more than creating community and is skilled at coordinating and conducting educational events, workshops and conferences to bring together today’s leading innovators in regenerative agriculture. Liz is also a co-founder of Regen Mills and Heritage Ground with Russell.


The Future of Regenerative Ag

From how to set up a planter, to soil testing, to carbon markets and farmer direct marketing, we have it all. And combined with our team of consultants, our practical knowledge ranges from ranching, row-crop farming to hemp production. Soil Regen believes that the foundation of agriculture starts from the ground up with soil/plant interactions. The dynamic biological interactions within the soil provide the key to crop health and profitability. Regenerative Agriculture enhances soil function, leading to soil health and crop resilience. Through education and boots on the ground consulting, the team at Soil Regen can assist you on your journey, from beginning to end.


Contact us for more info at: russell@agsoilregen.com or liz@agsoilregen.com



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Stepping up to the plate during this time of crisis included featuring specialty crop experts and backyard gardeners. Watch the replay of the Grow Your Own webinar featuring Jess Gnad of Soil Regen, Ellen Mohler of Mulberry Lane Greenhouse and Garden, Scott Snodgrass of Agmenity, and Liz Haney of Salado, Texas.




Jess Gnad - Manhattan, Kansas

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.


Ellen Mohler - Sawyer, Kansas

Ellen Mohler is owner and operator at MulberryLane Greenhouse, Kitchen and Farm Market at Sawyer and market manager for the Pratt Farmers market. Life experiences have helped shape her views on food and health. She, her husband and 3 children live in the old farmhouse and are the 4th generation of her family to farm on the same family land in Pratt County, both she and her husband coming from a long line of traditional farmers. As they transition their family farm from raising entirely commodity crops to growing nutrient-dense food, with an emphasis on regenerative agriculture and neighbors helping neighbors, they hope to help make local food a way of life in Pratt County and the surrounding areas. https://www.facebook.com/mullberrylane/


Scott Snodgrass - Houston, Texas

Scott’s experience in retail garden centers, restaurants, vegetable farming, and consulting with developers allows him to view challenges in our food system from many angles. As a serial entrepreneur, he has started four businesses and managed numerous projects. For the past four years, through his company, Agmenity, he has become one of the primary thought leaders in the national agrihood movement, regularly speaking on the topic at regional and national conferences. https://agmenity.com/



Liz Haney - Salado, Texas

Haney’s passion is working with the people that spend their lives caring for our soil and helping them to achieve profitability and resilience. After almost 20 years of service with the State of Texas and private labs, she started her own consulting company focusing on regeneration, reclamation, and restoration of land using the principles of soil health. Haney and her husband are responsible for developing the Haney Test as a more holistic way of measuring the soil ecosystem. Haney has extensive knowledge of soil testing and interpretation of data as it relates to management and environmental conditions. She also has experience in systems modeling using various data input platforms aimed at understanding nitrogen fertility, soil calibration, water quality, and climate predictions. https://www.indigoag.com/




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