Institute mission

To Regenerate People, Planet & Agriculture

Thereby Creating Harmony between Nature & People 

institute objectives

Land, Education, Opportunity, Farmers’ Cooperative

Opportunities

Pastured Micro-Dairy with Mobile Infrastructure. Combined with holistic grazing, regenerates landscapes. 

UN SDGs

Reproduce and use Native Microbes. Maximize use of local resources. Make your own Biofertilizers. Build Soil Fertility & Productivity. Eliminate fertilizer costs.

UN SDGs

A focus on perennial species, with air pruning beds + bio-fertilizers for ideal microbial & soil conditions. 

UN SDGs

Teaching hospital, combined with disruptive tech & holistic health solutions.

UN SDGs

Farm Design Process

Following the Keyline Scale of Permanence, a framework for farms & cities.

Mbarara Institute Milestones

About the Institute

Nestled between lush green hills & vast savannahs, we are empowering the next generation in the ways of regenerative organic farming & entrepreneurship

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Key Partners

With a shared mission, concentration in regenerative agriculture + decentralized finance,
it's only by cooperating with one another, that we can change the world.

Free Knowledge

Knowledge is Power

Why REgenerative Agriculture?

Discover why Regenerative Agriculture & by starting with fixing agriculture can we solve the challenges society is facing.

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What is keyline design?

Providing a design system that scales & is superior to permaculture…not only cheaper than swales, but evenly distributes water & maximizes land use effectively.

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Why animals are essential?

No healthy ecology exists without animals.

Future farms will have to combine both animal, trees & cropping systems, thus  mimicking nature & maximizing the full benefits of nature.

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FAQ

Regenerative Agriculture goes beyond conventional practices by fostering biodiversity, enriching soil health, and sequestering carbon.

By utilizing holistic approaches, it not only yields nutritious produce but also regenerates ecosystems, mitigating climate change and promoting sustainability.

The institute focuses on education, health, agrotourism, and fostering small farm businesses.

Through education initiatives, it empowers individuals with regenerative principles, cultivating a community that values holistic health and sustainable agriculture.

By supporting small farm businesses and agrotourism, it aids in economic growth and knowledge sharing.

The final objective of establishing a farmers’ cooperative aligns with the institute’s mission to create a collaborative ecosystem.

By uniting farmers, this cooperative aims to strengthen their collective voice, share resources, and amplify regenerative practices.

Ultimately, it fosters a sustainable and supportive network within the agricultural community.