Invest in the Future of Tribal Agriculture—Give Today.
- Kaylene Big Knife
- 11 minutes ago
- 2 min read
Across Indian Country, Tribal producers are proving the power of regenerative practices. On the Northern Cheyenne Reservation, April Martin of TP Ranch blends traditional ecological knowledge with regenerative approaches, such as rotational grazing, soil sampling, and cover cropping, to restore native grasslands and strengthen her herd. On the Cheyenne River Sioux Reservation, Thad Rose of Rose Ranch uses adaptive grazing and native grasses to rebuild soil fertility and enhance water retention.
These producers are part of a growing movement led by the Intertribal Agriculture Council (IAC) and Environmental Defense Fund to assess the financial impact of conservation practices on grazing operations. Through hands-on technical assistance, IAC is helping producers turn stewardship into measurable environmental and economic outcomes.
Yet, many ranchers still face challenges, including limited infrastructure, scarce financing, and steep costs associated with adopting new practices. Your support can change that. When you give to IAC, you help Tribal producers access resources that invest in regenerative agriculture, provide business-building guidance, and gain tools to grow their success from this generation to the next.
"I hope my work shows my daughters the importance of caring for the land and how all parts of the ecosystem—from grasses to livestock—are connected." —April Martin, TP Ranch
Please make your gift today to help Tribal producers strengthen their businesses as they expand regenerative management across more acres of Tribal lands. For generations, Native people have been stewards of the land. Your contribution supports Tribal producers in improving both land stewardship and financial success.
Cheers to a season of generosity and regeneration!
Your donation supports Tribal producers like April and Thad to invest in their land and remain financially resilient through the ups and downs of weather and market conditions. Give now to grow the movement for regenerative agriculture across Indian Country.
