The RFSI Forum brings together 450 investors, capital activators, and critical stakeholders to create meaningful change across the regenerative food system. This event is THE gathering for learning the why, how, and where to invest capital in agriculture and food for ecological and economical returns.

We’re excited to be part of a panel sharing the story behind a regenerative transition in Kentucky, where over 1,800 acres of corn & soy are now managed as chestnuts & hay.

The RFSI Forum brings together 450 investors, capital activators, and critical stakeholders to create meaningful change across the regenerative food system. This event is THE gathering for learning the why, how, and where to invest capital in agriculture and food for ecological and economical returns.

We’re excited to be part of a panel sharing the story behind a regenerative transition in Kentucky, where over 1,800 acres of corn & soy are now managed as chestnuts & hay.

Incorporating trees to support existing operations creates new sources of income and can improve farmland ecosystems. Farms are generating income from fruit, nuts and timber while building soil health and providing valuable benefits to grazing animals, pollinators, and surrounding watersheds. These practices require holistic planning and management changes. Therefore, it can be challenging to realize the benefits without training. It can also be difficult to navigate cost-sharing programs that align with your goals.