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Food, justice, soil, and the future we’re still allowed to grow.

A photo-driven journal of the regenerative food movement — stories, science, and the people doing the slow work of fixing how the world eats.

Soil
95%

of agricultural soils are projected to be degraded by 2050 without intervention.

Diversity
75%

of the world’s food now comes from just twelve plant species.

Access
2B

people face moderate or severe food insecurity worldwide.

Hope
160M

acres are now under regenerative practices — up from near-zero a decade ago.

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Regenerative May 12, 2026

The farmers quietly rewriting the rules of corn.

Twelve growers in southern Iowa are working with native perennials and, in the process, redefining what a cornfield can be.

By Maya Okafor
Food as Medicine May 04, 2026

Prescribing produce: the doctors fighting disease with diet.

Inside a quiet revolution in clinics from Cleveland to Oakland, where the prescription is a weekly CSA box.

By Daniel Park
Food Justice Apr 28, 2026

The grocery co-op that refused to die.

When the chain stores left, a Detroit neighborhood built its own. Twenty years later it’s a national blueprint.

By Aïsha Bennett
Profile · Soil ecologist

Elena Ramirez has spent thirty years listening to the dirt.

“Soil isn’t the bottom of the food system — it’s the beginning of every meal we eat.” — Dr. Elena Ramirez, USDA-ARS

In a small lab outside Las Cruces, Elena and her team are building one of the largest microbial libraries on earth — one teaspoon of soil at a time.

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