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Here's how it works:

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We repurpose government land in NC for farming and get funding from the Federal government
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Support Small farmers and train Career-changers and Veterans for farm work
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Add healthy local options to the food supply chain in America

Why This Program is Valuable for America

The proposed $100 million initiative to establish regenerative farming cooperatives on federal land in North Carolina offers significant economic, environmental, and national security benefits. Here’s why this program is valuable:

Strengthens National Food Security

Supports Veterans and Workforce Development

• The U.S. currently imports 70% of its organic corn, leaving the nation vulnerable to global supply chain disruptions.

• Increasing domestic organic food production will reduce dependence on foreign imports and enhance food self-sufficiency.

• The program will train 1,500+ participants, including veterans and transitioning military personnel, giving them a pathway into agriculture

• Through the SkillBridge Program, the initiative provides job security, equity ownership, and skill development for military personnel returning to civilian life.

Revitalizes Rural Economies

Advances Sustainable Agriculture and Land Restoration

• Rural communities often struggle with job losses and declining agriculture.

• By creating farmer-owned cooperatives, the program pools resources, reduces costs, and stimulates economic growth in underdeveloped areas.

• Farmers gain gradual land ownership, allowing them to build generational wealth.

• The initiative will convert 50,000+ acres of underutilized federal land into regenerative farms.

• Using cover cropping, biochar, and carbon sequestration, the program restores soil health and mitigates climate impacts.

• Prioritizing land in flood-prone and disaster-affected regions (e.g., hurricane-damaged NC) ensures long-term agricultural productivity.

Reduces America’s Aging Farmer Crisis

Aligns with “America First” Economic and Trade Policies

• The average U.S. farmer is 57 years old, with fewer young people entering the profession.

• This initiative attracts younger farmers by offering training, mentorship, and ownership opportunities.

• Expanding USDA Organic-certified farms helps boost domestic production and export competitiveness.

• The project secures federal contracts for food supply (e.g., school lunches, military bases) and private retailers (Whole Foods, Thrive Market).

• Less dependence on foreign imports means stronger national resilience.

Smart Use of Federal Funds with Long-Term Payoff

• Federal funds will act as forgivable loans, repaid through 20% revenue sharing over 15 years.

• Land leased at $1/acre for 10 years ensures affordable access while incentivizing stewardship.

• Profits reinvested into future co-ops in Appalachia and the Midwest.

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