White Oak Pastures

"We do not inherit the Earth from our ancestors, we borrow it from our children." -Native American Proverb As we celebrate Earth Day, remember that our time on this planet is short. Whether we spend our days regenerating or degrading our soils is our choice. Our decisions will one day be celebrated or paid for by our children and grandchildren. At White Oak Pastures and the Center for Agricultural Resilience (CFAR), we choose to leave a legacy of life for our future generations.

We are incredibly grateful for Amely Greeven and the hard work she put in to help Will create A Bold Return to Giving a Damn. Regenerative farmers tend to think in cycles: birth, life, death, decay, spring, summer, fall, and winter. But, book writing is different - there is a beginning, a middle, and an end. Having Amely help wrangle and organize Will's thoughts and stories is what made Bold Return the book it shaped up to be. If you haven't had a chance to check it out, please do- it's been a gift to share our story with so many passionate eaters and readers.

We're excited to announce the launch of two brand new sausage flavors using our very own wildflower honey and local Georgia wine! Check out our online store and add these to your next order. We think you're going to love them! Kawasaki Motors Corp., U.S.A.

Not all heroes wear capes, some of them have four legs! White Oak Pastures is a great place to be a cow, hog, chicken... or dog!

Regenerative agriculture is not very scalable. But, it is incredibly replicatable. And, that's the answer to true food security - farmers feeding their communities. SB144 is still on the Governor Kemp's desk for signature. While farms like ours can't feed the world, we also can't feed the world while exempting pesticide companies from public influence. Find a local food producer, and give them your support.

We love hogs and their incredible animal impact on the land. Hogs often get a bad reputation of digging up pristine pastures. But, if rotated regularly, hog impact can be incredibly valuable.

We love what we do in Bluffton, Georgia, and we love sharing it with others. Consider joining us for one of our upcoming workshops with the Center for Agricultural Resilience (CFAR). Purchase tickets at www.theCFAR.org

Will Harris spends a tremendous amount of time talking about the balance necessary to operate a vertically integrated food system, which he often compares to the three legs on a stool: production, processing, and sales/distribution. Thank you for having us on your podcast Nicole Shanahan. We are grateful for your friendship and all of the work you are doing for the farming community.

Join us Saturday, April 26th, for an enriching workshop led by the esteemed Yolanda Hatch, retired Navy Veteran and passionate Community Herbalist, as she unveils the wonders of Spring herbal tonics. In this immersive experience, you'll delve into spring weed and herb exploration, the benefits of spring herbs, and an approach to holistic medicine making. Don't miss out - secure your spot today! Tickets available at https://lnkd.in/erPa6mMS

True wealth is when the cycles of nature are operating the way they were always intended to. True wealth is an abundance that can only be derived from nature. We are so grateful for the opportunity to be a part of the Soil Summit 2025 conversation.