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About Agraria Center for Regenerative Practice

Agraria is a 128-acre educational and research farm that explores and demonstrates the benefits of regenerative practices at multiple levels—from the environmental, economic, psychological, and social, to their impact on human health and well-being. Soil regeneration is the root-bed of this work. Our farm property is rented out by up-and-coming farmers who work to utilize regenerative techniques to keep the land healthy for years to come.

Our Mission: Agraria cultivates community resilience by modeling regenerative practices that restore ecosystem health, heal our relationship with the land, and grow just and equitable food systems.
Our Vision: A continuously regenerating world that recognizes the interconnectedness of all living beings, where people live in balance with each other and nature.

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Good morning all! We want to make sure everyone knows that Tapping and Tracking Camp is still happening both tomorrow and Sunday—our Education Staff are excited about this and committed to making it a wonderful camp.
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Some special (and cute!) guests joined the Trekkers group last week! The children learned and practiced safe and gentle techniques to handle the 3-day-old chicks. 🐤
We recognize that many families are planning ahead for Summer, so due to high demand, we are opening up registration for most of our Summer Youth Programs tomorrow, February 9th, at 9 a.m.! (Homestead Kids Camp registration will be opening at a later
"We have seen over and over again that when people choose to share and reuse things, these actions bring at least as much joy as buying them new ever could. Yes, humans are wired to gather stuff and store it for times when resources are scarce.
There are a few spots left for Tapping & Tracking Camp on February 18 and 19! Children ages 6-12 are invited to explore and play games as we search for animal homes, antler sheds, and other signs that animals are moving about the land. Between lo
Land without human activity isn’t absence. It’s actually the opposite — luminous presence. This is true even, or especially, on sunless days. Read the full story at our blog: https://www.agrariacenter.org/blog/luminous-presence
Shifting the Power: The Path to Inclusive Excellence in Agriculture Sign up here: https://community.agrariacenter.org/e/bfn-roundtable-shifting-the-power/ This February's BIPOC Farming Network Virtual Roundtable will be held on Friday, February 17,