Paul and Delores Moechnig are working to prove to the next generation that the road to farming’s future doesn’t have to pass through corn and soybean fields. It turns out the bluebirds and swallows appreciate the offramp they’ve taken into rotational grazing as well. More Information • LSP’s Soil Builders’ Network • Blog: Soil Health… Read More →
It’s hard to believe it’s been almost a month since the Land Stewardship Project participated in The Brave of Us: The Midwest Democracy and Power Summit June 11-12 at the Minneapolis Convention Center. The Summit was an inspiring two days focused on both learning from what we’ve accomplished and creating the future we want. Programming… Read More →
Sign Up for E-mail Delivery of The Land Line Report Calls for Stricter Fertilizer Rules as US Nitrate Pollution Crisis Grows (6/1/26) The New Lede writes about a report that finds lax regulations and mismanaged applications are contributing to making nitrogen runoff a major water pollution problem in the U.S. Highlights: U.S. farmers annually apply… Read More →
LEWISTON, Minn. — One of the most successful beginning farmer training programs in the country is now accepting applications for its 2026-2027 course session serving the Minnesota, western Wisconsin and northern Iowa region. The Land Stewardship Project’s (LSP) Farm Beginnings initiative is a training program that focuses on the goal-setting, marketing and financial skills needed… Read More →
Lecore is seeking an acre of farmland to rent or buy in Minnesota. Available 7.6.26.
Christine is seeking farmland to rent or buy in Wisconsin. Having water available on site is preferred.
Brian is seeking a farmer for a 5 acre (2 pasture, 2 tillable, 1 other) farm in Milan, Minnesota. There is a barn with hayloft, storage shed with workshop and small equipment shed. Additionally, there are fruit trees, raised garden beds and outside feeding floors. There is also a house. This opportunity is available immediately. … Read More →
The future of farming prioritizes fair markets that drive healthy soil, clean water, nutritious food, and local prosperity. Future Forward Farming Builds regional food systems that connects farmers directly with consumers, processors, and retailers. Expands market options by growing programs that get local foods into Minnesota’s institutions and urging Midwestern food companies to buy from…
The future of farming is innovative, diverse, fosters connection and holds opportunities for more small and mid-sized farmers on the land. Future Forward Farming Invests in education and support for beginning farmers to help them launch and sustain thriving farm businesses, while helping meet their needs as they grow in their careers. Supports land access…
The future of farming brings livestock back to the landscape, values healthy soil and clean water, and prioritizes people and the land over corporate profits so that all farmers and rural communities can thrive. Future Forward Farming Builds farmer-to-farmer networks that advance sustainable animal ag practices like pasture-based grazing systems. Protects healthy soil, our water…
