Center for Agricultural Resilience

Center for Agricultural Resilience We are a nonprofit that educates individuals & organizations on the benefits of resilient agriculture

Dirt is simply the material beneath our feet. Soil, however, is a living ecosystem made up of minerals, organic matter, ...
09/02/2026

Dirt is simply the material beneath our feet. Soil, however, is a living ecosystem made up of minerals, organic matter, water, air, microbes, fungi, insects, and countless other organisms working together.

Healthy soil supports plant growth, stores water, cycles nutrients, and helps build resilient agricultural systems. It isn't just something we grow in- it's something we must actively care for.

Not every pest problem requires a chemical solution. Ladybugs are one of nature's most effective forms of biological pes...
08/25/2026

Not every pest problem requires a chemical solution.

Ladybugs are one of nature's most effective forms of biological pest control. Both adult ladybugs and their larvae feed on soft-bodied insects like aphids, helping protect crops and gardens while supporting a healthier ecosystem.

Please join us in welcoming Josie Foy to the CFAR team!Josie brings more than a decade of experience leading educational...
08/21/2026

Please join us in welcoming Josie Foy to the CFAR team!

Josie brings more than a decade of experience leading educational programs and customer experience initiatives across mission-driven organizations. She specializes in coordinating complex programs, delivering engaging learning experiences, and building systems that help organizations grow and thrive.

Raised on her family’s fourth-generation cattle ranch in Southwest Florida, Josie developed a deep appreciation for agriculture through 4-H, showing steers, and working the land. Those early experiences sparked a lifelong passion for regenerative agriculture, education, and community.

Now based in rural Southwest Georgia, Josie enjoys growing food, supporting pollinator habitats, and exploring regenerative gardening practices. At CFAR, she is excited to help create meaningful educational experiences that connect people to regenerative agriculture and the farmers and ranchers shaping its future.

08/21/2026

Join Hopewell Farms GA Farmer Phil at White Oak Pastures for the Center for Agricultural Resilience (CFAR) Fundamentals of Agricultural Resilience workshop this September 9th -11th.

Save 20% off your ticket now through August 31st. Secure your seat at theCFAR.org

08/19/2026

Unlike cattle, goats are browsers, meaning they prefer leaves, shrubs, vines, and woody plants over grass. That natural behavior makes them excellent partners for managing overgrown areas, reducing invasive vegetation, and improving pasture access- all without heavy machinery.

The future of agriculture depends on the people willing to learn, teach, and lead.When you support the Center for Agricu...
08/17/2026

The future of agriculture depends on the people willing to learn, teach, and lead.

When you support the Center for Agricultural Resilience (CFAR), you're investing in more than a nonprofit- you're helping provide hands-on education that equips farmers, ranchers, students, and land stewards with the knowledge to build more resilient agricultural systems.

Every donation helps expand access to workshops, educational programming, and on-farm learning experiences that create lasting impact far beyond our gates.

Together, we're cultivating healthier land, stronger communities, and the next generation of agricultural leaders.

Make your impact today by becoming a monthly supporter at theCFAR.org/support

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