Conservation: There’s Always Something New to Learn
As a small, part-time farmer, I have tried things on a small scale that may be more difficult for others operating more acres than I… Read More →

As a small, part-time farmer, I have tried things on a small scale that may be more difficult for others operating more acres than I… Read More →
Why have you restored prairie? In the 1980s, it became apparent that no one was interested in continuing the family farm established in 1883 by… Read More →

The Trump Administration hails the move as an economic boon, saying it reduces requirements that the automobile and other industries must follow. Those concerned about… Read More →

At the Climate Land Leaders Initiative, we treat each other with respect. That respect is key as we work toward our vision that plant, animal… Read More →

We have been hearing from our network of land stewards as we continue to witness acts of cruelty and violations of civil rights in the… Read More →

On a piece of Illinois farmland dominated by corn and soy for the past century, a different kind of agriculture is taking root. Zumwalt Acres… Read More →

From a silvopasture poultry operation, to strip-tilled vegetables grown in a multiyear crop rotation between rows of hybrid hazelnuts, to sustainable forest management, Climate Land… Read More →

On October 23, 2025, Ruth Rabinowitz received the Farmland Owner Legacy Award from Practical Farmers of Iowa. Reprinted below are her remarks from that ceremony… Read More →

This fall, the Climate Land Leaders Initiative decided to have a Silent Auction, and Gail Hickenbottom promptly stepped up with a donation of a meat… Read More →

People drawn to Climate Land Leaders ask how their land stewardship can be a climate solution, most often from a carbon perspective. To explore this… Read More →

For Climate Land Leaders board member Rozina Kanchwala, “Hot (Farm) Girl Summer” means sweltering days in the field picking 200-foot rows of beans and a… Read More →