INTRODUCING
Common Ground Redux
The new educational edition of the award-winning film Common Ground, is now available free to farmers, educators, and organizations, sharing insight into the challenges of our current food and farm systems, and the positive impact of regenerative agriculture, through direct testimony from American farmers, ranchers, educators, and advocates.
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- Unlock Access to 'The Regenerative Classroom'
Healthy Farms = Healthy Food = Healthy Planet
Common Ground Redux features regenerative farmers and ranchers who have devoted their lives to these solutions-based principles and practices, including: Gabe Brown, Rick Clark, Leah Penniman, Kelsey Ducheneaux, Jonathan Lundgren, Ray Archuleta, Brandon Bock, Glenn Elzinga, and Roy Thompson.
Common Ground Redux features regenerative farmers and ranchers who have devoted their lives to these solutions-based principles and practices, including: Gabe Brown, Rick Clark, Leah Penniman, Kelsey Ducheneaux, Jonathan Lundgren, Ray Archuleta, Brandon Bock, Glenn Elzinga, and Roy Thompson.
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Regenerative Agriculture is Growing!
Our goal is to catalyze the shift of 100 million acres of US crop and rangeland into certified regenerative agriculture.
The U.S. has approximately 900 million acres of farm and rangeland. 100 million acres represents just over 10% of that. We believe this goal is the necessary “tipping point” for regenerative agriculture to enter the mainstream. And we’re over halfway there!
The momentum of the regenerative movement is growing! Join this education campaign to support farmers to achieve our goal, and learn more about the 100 Million Acres Project.
Support Farmers by Sharing Common Ground Redux with Your Community
Utilize these images in the media toolkit to share this campaign far & wide. Together we can support farmers and grow the positive impact of regenerative agriculture.
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- Watch the live Q&A on YouTube – April 22 at 10 AM PT
- Stream both films on Amazon Prime starting Earth Day
- Share the films to help grow the movement
Building on the success of the ‘For Schools‘ free version of Kiss the Ground, seen in over 60,000 classrooms in 40+ countries worldwide, this new farmer-centered 45-minute educational version of the award-winning film Common Ground (Redux) is now available for free as an educational tool for: Farmers & Ranchers, Educators & Students, Organizations, Advocates & Policy Makers, etc.
‘Common Ground Redux’ – free for farmers, educators, advocates
*The new farmer-centered 45-minute educational version of the film is now available for FREE to farmers, educators, organizations, advocates, policy makers, and beyond. If you’d like to dive deeper into more resources and curriculum, please access our new educational hub: The Regenerative Classroom.
Become an advocate partner of ‘Common Ground for Common Good’ to grow the impact of the regenerative movement by sharing this educational resource with your community, all while supporting the practices, solutions, and hope of regenerative farmers & food systems!
Our goal with this campaign is to partner with 100+ farming and food organizations who are passionate about soil health and regenerative agriculture to help support farmers by sharing the film to their communities, hosting screenings, and encourage taking positive action in their networks.
Grow the practices, solutions, and hope of regenerative farmers & food systems
“Common Ground for Common Good” is a special campaign to share Common Ground Redux, the new farmer-centered educational version of the documentary film. It is a tribute to the living legacy and leadership of Gabe Brown. Sharing this campaign is an opportunity to align with regenerative agriculture, support farmers, spark meaningful conversations, and inspire your communities and networks to prioritize healthy food systems.