“I am a placeholder”: Cultivating richness

Join us for a conversation with our regenerative champion, Sharifa Tomlinson. From being a nurse to farmer, Sharifa stewards the Arrowrock Farm and Urban Sanctuary in Dayton, Ohio. At the beginning, Sharifa was buying soil to get things growing, but soon realized healthy soil is something to build. That shift sparked her journey into regenerative practices. She describes herself as a placeholder, making her 12-acre farm available so others can grow, thrive, and farm together through a cooperative model.

The material featured in this episode is based upon work supported by the U.S. Department of Agriculture, under Regional Conservation Partnership Program Supplemental Agreement number 2794. 

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From soil to food sovereignty: Agraria’s impact

Join us for a conversation with our regenerative champions, Eric Bee and Rebecca Potter. They both serve Agraria Center for Regenerative practices located in Yellow Springs, Ohio. On a 138-acre educational farm, they fulfill the Center’s mission of hands-on farming, community engagement, and ecological restoration. They believe there should be no monopoly in the food system and emphasize through their work, the indigenous and historical knowledge of farming.

The material featured in this episode is based upon work supported by the U.S. Department of Agriculture, under Regional Conservation Partnership Program Supplemental Agreement number 2794.

Learn more at https://125benefit.com/rcpp

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