RegeNErate Nebraska – RegeNErate Nebraska

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Strong Community Is At The Heart Of Regeneration

RegeNErate Nebraska is a network of farmers and ranchers, tribes, urban farmers, supporting businesses, organizations, food consumers, and communities who are committed to a shift away from extractive industrial food production in favor of an ethical and regenerative food system. Lying in the middle of the nation, Nebraska is the heart of our nation, and the culture and principles found here serve as a lifeblood for a well-functioning country. RegeNErate Nebraska's mission is to redevelop and strengthen our communities from the soil up. This starts with building strong communities.

This website and the RegeNEration Proclamation are for you! The Proclamation is a statement about the future of agriculture and food sovereignty in Nebraska. Our statement was developed with input from a diverse set of Nebraskans, many of whom are highlighted in the Regenerative Resource Guide which can be found both on the website and in the Proclamation. Please be a part of our growing network and don't hesitate to use RegeNErate Nebraska as a way to help you and your community choose a more regenerative and healthy future.

The Solution Lies In The Soil

RegeNErate Nebraska: Our Land, Our Water, Our Food, Our People, Our Way Everything comes from the soil — all that feeds us, nourishes us, provides us with strength and community. It’s who we are. Nebraskans know, as well as anyone, that soil is soul. Even our…

Regenerative Is A Native Concept

When it comes to cooperation and harmony between the land and the people, Indigenous peoples are the world’s leading experts. Chief Looking Horse, great-grandson of the venerable Chief Sitting Bull, and keeper of the sacred pipe of the Lakota, Dakota and Nakota tribes teaches us…

A Transformational Transition

The food choices you make impact the environment — but you can be part of the soil solution. Whether you raise regenerative foods yourself, reclaim a vacant lot in your city to start a community garden or food forest, or help to develop a rural-to-urban…