Common Roots Rising is cooperatively growing our awareness of regenerative agriculture’s power to regenerate our soils.
We are advocates for collaborative, regenerative, rural ecology in Central Wisconsin.

Did you know that building healthy soils on a global scale is one of the best ways to draw down enough carbon to prevent a catastrophic climate crisis?

Kiss the Ground

Stories

Fresh regenerating agriculture news from our blog.

Podcast

Art is the World – Kiba Freeman Art Imaginal Roots

Today we’re exploring the world of art through my conversation with Stephon Freeman from Kiba Freeman Art. Stephon is a professional spray paint artist creating landscape scenery and fine art. We explore the roots of Stephon Freedom’s art that continues to birth his new creative art. You can learn more about Stephon Freeman and Kiba […]
  1. Art is the World – Kiba Freeman Art
  2. Making the World a Better Place with Hannah Butkiewicz
  3. Jade Carving Creativity – Shane Zach
  4. Exploring the Plant World with Asa Plonsky
  5. Pasture Walks, Managed Grazing and the Value of Knowing Your Neighbors – Rachel Bouressa

Bouressa Family Farm
At Bouressa Family Farm, they raise 100% grass-fed and finished beef. Their animals are on pasture year-round, with access to fresh grass daily during the warmer months and grassy hay and alfalfa in the winter. 

Golden Sands
Golden Sands Resource Conservation & Development Council supports sustainable agriculture through assistance with Managed Intensive Grazing, No-Till farming, and neighborhood gardens.

Regenerating Resources

Rodale Institute
Rodale Institute is growing the regenerative organic movement through research, farmer training, and consumer education.

Kiss the Ground
Kiss the Ground is awakening people to the possibilities of regeneration.

Wisconsin Farmers Union
The effects of climate change are becoming clear across rural America. Food security, a healthy landscape, climate mitigation, and a prosperous rural America can only be attained through a strong family farm system of agriculture. Get involved with Wisconsin Farmers Union.

Grassworks
For nearly thirty years, managed grazing has been a foundation of the sustainable agriculture movement in the upper Midwest and we are proud of the role that GrassWorks has played in its development. We provide leadership, education and resources for grass-based farmers and regional organizations that support graziers.

Carbon storage isn’t soil’s only superpower; the ways that soil stands to positively impact the lives of billions worldwide are tangible and immediate: replenished water cycles, restored fertility, and regenerated ecosystems.

Kiss the Ground