We’re so excited to hear that you’re interested in learning more about regenerative practices in your region! Your comment highlights s crucial complexity of the regenerative movement- there is no “one size fits all” for agriculture. Regenerative practices will look different for farmers in North Dakota, Oregon, and West Texas, which are all regions from which we source wheat. As we mention in the blog above, regenerative agriculture is as-yet unregulated and uncertified, so we are actively collaborating with farmers and partners to find farming methods that make sense for their land. We look forward to sharing more information about this work as it continues. We hope you stick around and join us on this journey!
December 14, 2022 at 11:42am
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We’re so excited to hear that you’re interested in learning more about regenerative practices in your region! Your comment highlights s crucial complexity of the regenerative movement- there is no “one size fits all” for agriculture. Regenerative practices will look different for farmers in North Dakota, Oregon, and West Texas, which are all regions from which we source wheat. As we mention in the blog above, regenerative agriculture is as-yet unregulated and uncertified, so we are actively collaborating with farmers and partners to find farming methods that make sense for their land. We look forward to sharing more information about this work as it continues. We hope you stick around and join us on this journey!