Our Replicable & Scalable Model

*A co-operative organizational structure that farmers must join to receive benefits provided by the Hub. Requires farmers to support ecological and gender goals.

*A diversified agroforestry design optimized for generating a mix of cash and subsistence crops. Provides both food and income security.

*Process that prioritizes gender considerations in community decision making. Delivers improved benefits/outcomes for women and girls.

Accelerated ecological restoration & protection

– Excess profits invested in locally-led reforestation, and forest and wildlife protection.

– Transition to regenerative agroforestry offers climate mitigation and adaptation, reduces farmer risks, increase land asset values.

Economic and social benefits for forest communities

– Higher incomes, lower costs for farming families.

– Accèss to things rural families need (clean drinking water, sustainable energy)

– Greater empowerment of women and gender equality

– Greater food security for farm communities

“Hubs incentivize farmers by producing goods they need for better incomes and improved quality of life.” Mary Johnson, Founder/CEO, Regenerative Farms, Inc.

Eco & Social Benefits 

Hubs were designed to accelerate and scale restoration by increasing profits and well being from: 

– higher prices from value added processing of raw goods & product diversification, access to new markets 

– production of other valuable goods farmers need like clean drinking water, natural fertilizers & affordable clean energy.

– reduced input costs and time savings

Scalable & Replicable 

Hubs are modular, made from off the shelf components and can be delivered to remote areas in 3 shipping containers. Hubs can serve 40 to 6000 families, helping: 

– reduce crop loss by improved post harvest handling and ensure better crop quality/prices 

– eliminate need for costly ag chemicals,

– cooperative member agreements include investment of proceeds to help fund reforestation, forest protection, schools, clinics.