“Good Agriculture saved me days in pulling my finances together. They brought a level of professionalism and insightfulness to my finances – now I can focus on growing the farm (and spending more time with my wife!)”
"I really enjoy working with Good Agriculture and recommend them, especially to smaller organizations on the climb. They made it easy to apply to grants and gave me confidence when I had a strong application and they are honest to let me know if it's not feasible. It's good to have one place to get things done at a good price!"
"There is no way I could have done this without Good Agriculture. They didn’t just reduce my stress – they made me so much more productive because I don’t have to do the parts they’re managing."
"Even the grants team said it was the smoothest grant submission they've ever had -- y'all made it really easy."
"Good Agriculture has saved me lots of sleepless nights. Now I know exactly how much money is going into and out of the business and have a five-year plan for my farm."
"For sure sales have gone up, our Miami route this past time was a record-breaking one.
And you've saved us a good 10 hours per week!"
“Good Agriculture designed a marketing campaign that has helped us maintain
and grow our vendor numbers
and foot traffic through our normal
slow season!
We’re on track to double by the
end of next year!”
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We seek regeneration in everything we do: environmentally, financially, and personally for our farmers, our people, and our communities
Regenerative agriculture is a true win-win-win for producers, consumers, and the environment
Higher Profit
Healthier soil ecosystems require less fertilizer, pesticide, and herbicide (and some farmers also see higher yields) resulting in better profits for producers.
More Nutrition
Vegetables grown in regenerative systems have up to 15x higher levels of nutrients, and pasture-raised animals have more heart-healthy Omega 3 fatty acids.
Climate Solution
As soil regenerates, carbon dioxide is sequestered by plants from the air into the soil, making regenerative a key tool in reversing climate change.
Less Pollution
Fewer chemicals required means less runoff into our drinking water, and increased soil water-holding capacity means more resilience to droughts and floods
