Land Institute
(1976; Salina, United States; 39 staff; landinstitute.org)
Is a non-profit organization “focused on developing perennial grains, pulses and oilseed-bearing plants to be grown in ecologically intensified, diverse crop mixtures known as perennial polycultures”. Its goal is “to create an agricultural system that mimics natural systems to produce ample food and reduce or eliminate the negative impacts of industrial agriculture.”
Publications:
- Scientific Publications
- The Land Report
- Podcast from the Prairie
- Video & Audio Library
- News
- Media Coverage
Events:
- An online calendar of past and upcoming events
- Prairie Festival
- 2019 Perennial Grain International Research Meeting
Leadership: Rachel Stroer (President), Ken Levy-Church (Chairperson)
Budget: $ 18,27 m (2020)