Earth Month
Honoring our Roots, Nurturing
a Regenerative Future
The answers have always been here: healthy soil, thriving biodiversity, and working with nature. For generations, land stewards have passed down regenerative practices that both restore the Earth and nourish communities. But for this movement to take root on a greater scale, we need your advocacy.
Join us in raising $50,000
to fund education, storytelling, and resources that accelerate regenerative food systems.
By supporting our Earth Month campaign, you’re investing in a future where the planet and people thrive. Your donation funds initiatives that support farmers, and storytelling that brings awareness to regenerative agriculture as a path toward healing the Earth, improving human health, and creating a resilient food system.
“I think that there’s a lot to be learned from indigenous systems and there’s a lot of potential that could be tapped into if we had more allies willing to learn from indigenous systems and production practices..”
-Kelsey Scott
Land-Steward and Owner of DX Ranch
Our Journey
Farmer’s Footprint started as a film project–an urgent response to a growing crisis in our soil and water systems. Zach Bush, a physician researching the connection between human and planetary health, started seeing a troubling pattern: rising rates of cancer and chronic disease linked to the widespread use of glyphosate.
“Having made the direct connection between Roundup Ready crop herbicide management and cancer rates along the course of the Mississippi river system, we knew we had a story that the world was most needing to know.” - Zach Bush
Despite the urgency, one thing was missing: a bridge between the science, the stories, and the people who needed them most. Farmer’s Footprint was born to fill that gap—to uplift the voices of regenerative land stewards, share solutions that work with nature rather than against it, and provide the education and resources needed to transform our food system.
Your Impact So Far
Your generous donations have made it possible for us to advocate for regeneration as the path toward healing both human and planetary health. Together, we are driving the change needed to restore balance and create a thriving future for all.
2022 #KNOWGLYPHOSATE CAMPAIGN
150,000+ Petition Signatures
Brought awareness to the growing concern and demand for change regarding glyphosate usage by driving people to sign the petition to ban glyphosate.
10,000+ Webinar Views “Context and Convergence: A dialogue on glyphosate, human and planetary health”
Featuring US Senator Cory Booker, Zach Bush MD, Kelly Ryerson, Calla Rose Ostrander, Matt Nicoletti and Carey Gillam.
The webinar provided a platform to deepen understanding of glyphosate’s current role in the food system and explore ways to evolve its usage for greater vitality at microbial and ecosystem levels.
Meeting with U.S. Senator Cory Booker
Zach Bush had the opportunity to meet with Cory Booker and his team to discuss additional policy possibilities regarding glyphosate, seeking avenues for change.
2023 WAS THE YEAR OF ECOSYSTEM SUCCESSION. 2024 WAS THE YEAR OF GROWTH AND RENEWAL
Creating Space to Learn
341 free online events from live workshops to webinars where farmers, changemakers, and advocates share their valuable insights.
Inspiring Growers
421 new Garden Club members learning to grow their own nourishment and cultivate their own regenerative spaces.
Educating Consumers
By partnering with retailers Lazy Acres Encinitas to educate shoppers about the importance of regenerative agriculture.
Community Building
Our social community grew to 238,624 (+19.2%) across all platforms, building excitement for the regenerative movement.
Expanding Storytelling
Initiatives We launched two new channels: The Ripple Effect, illuminating stories that honor farmers and communities leading the regenerative movement, and Health in Harmony, dedicated to exploring the profound connection between human well-being and the health of our planet.
Illuminating the “Culture” in Agriculture
In December 2024, we hosted 150 advocates for an evening celebrating the timeless tradition of storytelling. At Culture in Agriculture, meaningful dialogues unfolded between indigenous elders, scientists and community members, inspiring those present to reflect on how culture is woven through every aspect of our lives.
“This report, like those before it, is a celebration of what becomes possible when we embrace regeneration—of people, of the planet, and of our shared future. It is a testament to the work you’ve done, the stories you’ve lived, and the unwavering belief that a flourishing world is within our grasp.”
- Alana Mooi, Managing Director
Impact Report
A PATH TO REGENERATION
The future of our planet depends on the choices we make today. By supporting regeneration, you are contributing to a healthier and more resilient food systems–ones that nourish both communities and the Earth.
When we support farmers working with nature, we break free from harmful cycles of chemical dependence and build a future where farmers thrive, communities are healthier, and nature flourishes.
This is our opportunity to choose a future rooted in regeneration - of both people and planet.
“The future of humanity
relies on a reconnection
to healthy soil systems.”
– Zach Bush MD
What We're Cultivating
