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Leading a global movement to transform the future of agriculture with perennial grain crops that work with nature to feed people and repair our environment.
@thelandinstitute.bsky.socialRead about the history of The Land Institute's Prairie Festival and its connection to our broader mission to develop a perennial grain agriculture centered on diversity, healthy soil, clean water, & prosperous communities: bit.ly/4dFwtHI
✍️ Article by Keith Schneider for @circleofblue.bsky.social
@lufluxes.bsky.socialReposted by @thelandinstitute.bsky.socialSVT besökte vår testodling av Kernza Alnarp under skörden i augusti. Läs mer och se inslaget här under
@thelandinstitute.bsky.socialWe are grateful to have you on this journey with us as we look to the next 50 years of our mission to build a just, sustainable future centered on diversity and perenniality in agriculture.
@thelandinstitute.bsky.socialWhether you just joined us for the first time this year, watched the livestream, joined us in spirit, or attended the very first festival in 1979, you have directly impacted our trajectory from a local organization to a global network realizing perennial agriculture across six continents.
@thelandinstitute.bsky.socialThrough rain, wind, and sunshine, we listened to inspiring speakers, enjoyed place-based art, ate food made with Kernza® and Baki™ bean, engaged with literature and poetry, and talked with new and familiar faces about what brought us to the prairie this fall.
@thelandinstitute.bsky.socialAt the end of September, we welcomed over 800 members of our perennial community to Salina, Kansas, to celebrate Prairie Festival 2026 and our 50th anniversary. If you were unable to join us in person or want to re-experience the weekend, watch all of this year's sessions here: bit.ly/3TPo4dN
@thelandinstitute.bsky.social"It's hard to imagine getting to a place where we could have healthy soil & abundant food without a perennial option." Read the new article from @apnews.com highlighting the need for alternative solutions like perennial grains amid a changing climate and soil degradation: apnews.com/article/clim...
@thelandinstitute.bsky.socialJoin us at the Prairie Festival 2026 to hear from a panel of ten Kansas leaders driving positive change through their work in sustainable agriculture, local food systems, energy transitions, rural economic empowerment, culture and the arts, and conservation! Register online by 9/21: bit.ly/46jpsIo
@thelandinstitute.bsky.socialWe're excited to announce two new events at Prairie Festival 2026: Researcher-led plot tours and the Salina Art Center Special Exhibition. Don't miss out on the opportunity to connect with innovative perennial grain research and place-based art. Register online by September 21: bit.ly/46jpsIo
@nancymatsumoto.bsky.socialReposted by @thelandinstitute.bsky.socialMapping the Promise of Perennial Foods Latest "Reaping" Substack just dropped! I chat with @ucsb.bsky.social's Liz Carlisle about her + @thelandinstitute.bsky.social's Aubrey Streit Krug's "Living Roots: The Promise of Perennial Foods." Please give it a read!
