About 6-3-4 Regeneration
Our Mission
The mission of 6-3-4 Regeneration is to identify, educate, encourage and support future leaders in the regenerative agricultural movement to ensure long-term, widespread adoption of soil health-improving regenerative agricultural principles and practices across the globe.
About 6-3-4 Regeneration
The Genesis
Regenerative Progress
Restoring Ecosystems
6-3-4 Regeneration's mission is based on Understanding Ag’s core education foundation of the SixPrinciples of Soil Health, the Three Rules of Adaptive Stewardship, and the Four Ecosystem Processes. This systemic regenerative approach contains the basic principles and rules that facilitate the successful application and implementation of regenerative agriculture.
Restoring Ecosystems
Regenerative Progress
Restoring Ecosystems
The planned, purposeful and intentional application of the Six Principles of Soil health and the Three Rules of Adaptive Stewardship allows growers, producers and managers to optimize the Four Ecosystem Processes and take advantage of nature’s free resources. Those processes involve Energy Flow, the Water Cycle, the Mineral Cycle and Diversity.
Regenerative Progress
Regenerative Progress
Regenerative Progress
No matter where an agricultural operation is located or what the enterprises may be part of that operation, success and profitability hinge on how well growers capture and utilize the resources that have been in place since the beginning of time. Simply put, the 6-3-4™ is the best and most proven way to make continuous regenerative progress.
Join 6-3-4 Regeneration in Making a Difference
The Future Leaders in Regenerative Ag Scholarship Program was created to provide funding for up to $5,000 towards regenerative agriculture education for qualifying individuals. You can support this effort and make a donation online below, or via mail at: FLRA, 1305 A, Brundidge St., PMB 104, Troy AL 36081.
Long-Term Goals and Vision
Advanced training and research
A key long-term goal of 6-3-4 Regeneration is to establish one or more learning centers that are part of a working regenerative farm or ranch, in order to provide advanced training and research opportunities for farmers, ranchers, researchers and others to drive the widespread adoption of regenerative agriculture principles and practices, while also providing nutritious food to local communities and increasing biodiversity on the landscape.
Contact Us
Call or write to us today...
1305A S. Brundidge St. PMB 104
Troy, AL 36081
Telephone: 701-425-1295
