Are You Working Harder Than Your Land Needs You To?
You've changed your practices. Why are you still doing so much?
You've been experimenting with regenerative practices, making adjustments, and learning as you go. Yet you're still putting in an enormous amount of effort, and some things aren't improving as you'd hoped.
What if changing how you manage could allow nature to do more of the work for you?
You're Doing the Work. But Is It the Work Your Land Needs?
Good stewardship requires effort, but more work doesn't necessarily mean better management.
Consider what's happening on your own operation.
Where are you constantly intervening or solving the same problems?
What are you doing because you've always done it that way?
What might your land be telling you that you haven't noticed?
Let's explore that together!
Bring one situation from your farm, ranch, or homestead where you're putting in more effort than you expected. We'll examine what's happening, question some assumptions, and explore what you could do differently.
What We’ll Discuss
01
Recognizing Unnecessary Work
Identify where you're repeatedly intervening, adding inputs, or addressing the same problems.
02
Working With Natural Processes
Explore what your land and livestock are telling you, and where nature might be able to do more of the work.
03
Questioning Your Management
Examine how your habits, assumptions, and personal capacity influence the decisions you're making.
04
Your Next Experiment
Choose one practical change to explore on your own operation and consider what you'll observe to evaluate the results.
Come Explore What's Possible for Your Operation
Are You Working Harder Than Your Land Needs You To?
An interactive workshop for women in regenerative agriculture.
Date: October 22nd
Time: 12:00 CST
Location: Live on Zoom/Substack
To join us for this workshop, join The Regenerative Woman for $97/year.
