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Natural Systems Agriculture | The Land Institute The Land Institute co-leads the global movement for perennial, diverse, truly regenerative grain agriculture at a scale. A non-profit research group based in Salina, Kansas, The Land Institute was fou...

Vision and Mission | The Land Institute | LandInstitute.org Learn about The Land Institute’s purpose and values that guide us as we work to reconcile the human economy with nature's economy, starting with food.

Science | The Land Institute There’s a good reason the world's grain comes from annual plants, grown in monocultures, boosted by chemical and energy inputs that cause widespread damage: there are no good alternatives. Yet.