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Improving the Ecological & Economical Value of Land

Our Areas of Expertise

We design productive, resilient, and ecological systems that combine trees, crops and livestock while keeping land stewards economics at the center.

Farm &
Agroforestry Design
Agricultural Consultations & Advisory
AgriBusiness Development & Economics
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Farm and landscape design built around agroforestry, perennial crops, livestock, water, soil, infrastructure, and existing production.

Practical support for farms and organizations developing regenerative projects, pilots, and

land use plans.

Cost, cash flow, and return scenarios that help clients decide what to implement and when.

Productive farms can function more like ecosystems.

Living Soil → Diversity → Resilience

Our Approach

1. Existing Annual Production

We start with what farmers already grow. Our focus is on integrating perennial structures into existing annual systems without disrupting current production.

2. Add Perennial Structure

We integrate productive trees and perennial vegetation that provide multiple functions simultaneously, including food, fodder, carbon storage, and habitat.

3. Integrate Livestock Where Appropriate

We design systems where trees provide shade, fodder, and habitat for livestock, strengthening farm resilience and long-term economic value.

4. Build a Resilient Ecosystem for Future Generations

The goal is to make the biology surrounding production work harder for the farmer, ensuring productivity for decades to come.

Regeneration has to work for the farmer.

One of the biggest barriers to regenerative agriculture isn’t knowing what to plant. It’s answering: Who pays for the transition?

  • Farm Revenue
  • Government Programs
  • Development Finance
  • Grants
  • Private Investment
  • Supply-Chain Partnerships
  • Ecosystem-Service Markets
  • Carbon/GHG Programs

Soil is the foundation

Healthy soil is the living infrastructure of agriculture. We examine biological activity, aggregation, and nutrient cycling to build resilient systems that reduce dependency on purchased inputs over time.

Soil Biology

Compost & Biological Inputs

Cover Crops

Organic Transition

Reduced Disturbance

Nutrient Cycling

How We Can Work Together

Collaborating with farmers, researchers, and institutions to build resilient agricultural systems for generations.

1. Farm & Landscape Design

Designing regenerative systems that integrate trees and perennial crops with existing annual production.

2. Pilot Projects

Developing small demonstration sites that can be measured, improved, and replicated across regions.

3. Research Collaboration

Partnering with universities and researchers to connect field implementation with scientific data.

4. Extension & Farmer Education

Translating complex regenerative concepts into practical, actionable systems for local adaptation.

5. Project Development

Guiding organizations from concept to implementation, budgets, and measurable outcomes.

6. Carbon & GHG Strategy

Exploring measurable climate outcomes through perennial agriculture and soil management.

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Blane Arnold

Blane Arnold is a dedicated agricultural consultant and soil biologist. His background is rooted in hands-on farming and a deep commitment to regenerative systems. He works with farmers and researchers to develop practical perennial agriculture models that prioritize long-term soil health and farm resilience.

Local Knowledge First • Local Knowledge First • Local Knowledge First •

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