Over 1000
Farm Projects
Zero Foodprint has awarded more than $10 million to over a thousand farm projects across the Country.
Restoring the climate
Not in 2050, not in 2040. Right now.
With the support of businesses, eaters, and government, Zero Foodprint is getting farmers the critical funding they need to implement regenerative practices.
To date, we’ve distributed over $10 million to over 1,000 farm projects in the United States. The result? Improved soil health, a restored climate, and tastier, more nutritious food.
1000+ Farm Projects
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$10M+ in Grants Awarded
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260k+ tons CO2e
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1000+ Farm Projects • $10M+ in Grants Awarded • 260k+ tons CO2e •
"To do things the way you’d like to, it’s a question of having the right resources or right equipment. When you’re starting a business you sometimes don’t have that, which is why I really appreciate Zero Foodprint."
Verónica at Brisa Ranch
The next practice
On the next acre
A mere 2% increase in the carbon content of the planet's soils could offset 100% of all greenhouse gas emissions. Let’s dig in and invest in soil health.
A farmworker-turned-farm owner rejuvenates her soil with ZFP’s Restore grant.
A fourth-generation farmer transforms the family business’s approach to growing wheat.
A fourth-generation farming family uses regenerative practices to grow their farm and thrive in Rockland, Idaho.
A couple preserves southwestern Colorado’s heritage apple varieties on land they are revitalizing with the help of a Restore grant.
An educational farm lays the foundation for healthy soil on new land with the help of a Restore grant.
A winemaker finds his way back to his farming roots, restoring a Colorado vineyard from the ground up.
A free-range chicken farm expands its horizons with ZFP’s Restore grant and Healthy Soils Program.
A California farmer continues her mentor’s legacy.
Oregon’s largest winemaker stays committed to its longstanding sustainable practices with ZFP’s Restore grant
Deanna Moore of San Diego County, CA increases biodiversity on her agave farm with the help of a Restore grant.
A vineyard owner makes big changes to save her struggling soil
A fourth-generation dairy farm finds their way forward with support from ZFP’s Restore grant and the Healthy Soils Program.
Two Colorado cider-makers revive the soil of their apple orchards.
A fifth-generation farmer charts a new path.
A century-old ranch farms for the future with ZFP’s Restore grant.
Lifelong Colorado ranchers regenerate a new piece of land with ZFP’s Restore grant.
A Marine Corps veteran family tackles food insecurity on their Colorado ranch.
A farm-to-table co-op rooted in the belief that food can build community.
Both land and people get second chances at Freedom Farms in Oregon.
An urban educational farm in Portland, OR expands its reach.
A biodynamic farm in Noti, OR brings a new piece of land back to life.
A Colorado couple finds a second home on their farm and protects their soil with ZFP’s Restore grant.
An Oregon farmer with roots in industrial agriculture starts her own regenerative farm to feed her community.
Fledgling Farm in Sebastopol, CA is revitalizing its soil with the support of Zero Foodprint’s Compost Connector and Healthy Soils Programs.
An Oregon farming couple supplies a ZFP member while using their land to fight climate change.
A third-generation dairy farm balances tradition and evolution.
Minoru Farm in Adams, Colorado, was awarded a Zero Foodprint Restore Grant for compost application, windbreak establishment, mulching, and cover cropping.
A farmer in Boulder, Colorado, invests in her land with the help of ZFP’s Restore grant.
Sunflower Farm Acres in Boulder, Colorado, brings its soil back to life to feed its community with the help of a Restore grant.
Two agronomists revive a once-trash-ridden land with the help of ZFP’s Restore grant and Compost Connector program.