Mini-doc popularity mirrors growing interest in regenerative agriculture

  • Chris Walberg (left) and Tyler Zimmerman, lifelong friends who have turned to regenerative agriculture together, were featured in a mini-documentary that’s been viewed nearly 600,000 times in the past six months. Photo provided by Kiss the Ground.
    Chris Walberg (left) and Tyler Zimmerman, lifelong friends who have turned to regenerative agriculture together, were featured in a mini-documentary that’s been viewed nearly 600,000 times in the past six months. Photo provided by Kiss the Ground.
  • Tyler Zimmerman inspects the soil on the roots of his crops at his regenerative farm near Leonard, North Dakota. Photo provided by Kiss the Ground.
    Tyler Zimmerman inspects the soil on the roots of his crops at his regenerative farm near Leonard, North Dakota. Photo provided by Kiss the Ground.
  • Mini-doc popularity mirrors growing interest in regenerative agriculture
    Mini-doc popularity mirrors growing interest in regenerative agriculture
    Two North Dakota farmers highlighted for shift to regenerative practicesBy Michael Standaert, North Dakota News Cooperative A shift in consumer mindset toward foods grown with less chemicals, fertilizers and pesticides is driving greater interest in a switch to regenerative agriculture for some farmers across the country.Two farmers attempting to make the switch to regenerative ag...

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