What is regenerative agriculture?
Regenerative agriculture farming practices are proven to sequester Earth warming carbon from the atmosphere. These practices are rooted in improving the health of our soil. Regenerative agriculture not only pulls carbon out of the atmosphere and puts it back into the soil where plants thrive on it, it also improves crop yields, naturally reduces pests, and increases biodiversity. Pretty cool, huh?
Better For Farmers
increased crop yields
reduced water usage
fair price for crops
fewer pests
Better For You
more nutritious food supply
healthier communities
clean water
clean air
Better For Our Planet
reduces carbon from atmosphere
reduces nitrogen from water supplies
increases biodiversity of ecosystems
humane animal treatment
How do we take 99% of conventional agriculture and push it in the right direction?
Regenerative certification takes years and is an arduous and expensive process, which might not make it worth the risk for 99% of our agricultural producers to take the first step towards regenerative ag. Quinn’s Be Better. Do Better.™ Mission provides an opportunity for farmers to try something new in improving the health of their crop’s soil and integrate the crop into our supply chain. Here’s how it works:
- Transparency. Get the conversation started with our Farm-to-Bag questionnaire.
- Identify the opportunity. Set intentions and goals.
- Integration. Plan and build timeline to integrate crop into Quinn’s supply chain.
Our Projects
Sorghum
In June of 2020, we planted 85 acres of sorghum using regenerative ag practices on Tucker Farms in Western Nebraska. The sorghum will then be harvested and trialed to be used in our pretzels.