Case Studies
Inspiring Stories of Regenerative Transformation
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Hill Farms
Kentucky & Ohio • Chestnuts, Hay, & Carbon
Transitioned 1,850 acres of corn & soy to chestnut & hay alleycropping. Currently the largest agroforestry operation in the U.S.
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Cold Spring Farm
New York • Timber & Carbon
Black locust reforestation on previously fallow land. 4,200 trees planted for carbon sequestration and runoff mitigation.
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Wild Fox Farm
Pennsylvania • Nuts, Fodder & Runoff Reduction
Nearly 20,000 productive trees planted across 3 farms as working riparian buffers supported by private-public regional partnerships.
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Bloom Farm
Pennsylvania • Chestnuts & Livestock Shade
Nestled between the Oley Hills and the Oley Valley, we transitioned 55 acres of corn & soy to chestnuts and mixed silvopasture.
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Handsome Brook Farms
Pennsylvania • Poultry Shade & Elderberries
Collaborative silvopasture for poultry program to support farmers and keep high-quality eggs on the shelves for consumers across the country.
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Great Wonder Farm
New York • Chestnuts, Blackcurrants, & Timber
Investing in legacy with 19,000 trees & shrubs planted in an alley cropping system for diversified production of fruit, nuts and timber.
What Customers Are Saying
Propagate and Agroforestry Partners are the next chapters in my efforts to meet the needs of the market through the wise utilization of our natural resources in ways that lead us to a more sustainable future.”
Keavin Hill, Hill Farms
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A lot of farmers don’t have the time or bandwidth to invest in something like working buffers, which can take months - all kinds of communications, emails, and documents. It was great to have this kind of white-glove concierge relationship.”
Ben Davies, Wild Fox Farms
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Propagate helped me feel confident that I was making a solid investment decision, that would generate strong long-term returns, while also benefiting the local ecosystem.”
Ben Lennon, Cold Spring Farm
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Propagate worked with our farmers in a way that provided value-added products, and potential to scale these projects across our network with interested farmers, which was (and remains) a priority.”
Sycamore May, Handsome Brook Farms
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