Welcome to Agraria!
Agraria is a nonprofit working toward Bioregional Regeneration.
We research, demonstrate, and teach practices to restore the health of our soil, the diversity of our ecosystems, and the resilience of our communities.
We practice and promote regeneration on multiple scales:
At our 138-acre educational farm
In our community of Yellow Springs
Within our bioregion, the Great/Little Miami River watershed
In partnership with like-minded groups across the planet
Connect With The Land.
See What Grows.
Be part of our mission to heal our soil, ourselves and our communities.
Stay connected through our newsletter, sign up to volunteer, or even become one of our up-and-coming farmers who work to utilize regenerative techniques to keep the land healthy for years to come!
The Land School
We come from the Land.
We belong to the Land.
We are the Land.
We seek to reawaken the wild and most alive parts of ourselves through rebuilding lost cultural elements such as growing food, foraging, cooking, making tools and homes from earth materials, fire-tending, singing, dancing, and celebrating seasons — together.
The Land School at Agraria offers adult, youth, & all-ages programs.
In partnership with The Nature Conservancy,
we are re-meandering and restoring the Jacoby Creek.
Agraria cultivates community resilience by modeling regenerative practices that restore ecosystem health, heal our relationship with the land, and grow just and equitable food systems.
Our Journal
Winter 2021 Journal
Now Available!
Check out the latest Agraria Journal to learn about what we are doing and what our hopes are for a regenerative future.
Recent Articles
Events & Programs
Special Thanks to Our Partners & Funders!
Our Mission
Agraria cultivates community resilience by modeling regenerative practices that restore ecosystem health, heal our relationship with the land, and grow just and equitable food systems.
Our Vision
A continuously regenerating world that recognizes the interconnectedness of all living beings, where people live in balance with each other and nature.