What is Regenerative Agriculture? iHemp Hour guest Robin Pott of Pott Farms

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What is Regenerative Agriculture? iHemp Hour guest Robin Pott of Pott Farms

iHemp Michigan Podcast

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What is Regenerative Agriculture? iHemp Hour guest Robin Pott of Pott Farms

Robbin Pott of Pott Farms, L3C on this week's iHemp Hour!

Robbin Pott, J.D., M.P.P. is the creator and co-founder of Pott Farms, L3C, a regenerative hemp company in Willis, Michigan.

What does it mean to be regenerative? It means that our systems are designed to restore and sustain rather than deplete our resources, and that they are rooted in justice. For the past four years, Robbin has been practicing regenerative farming and learning about living soil while cultivating hemp naturally.

Robbin comes from a 20-year academic career as a child advocate and has designed the farm to also provide job opportunities for youth from disadvantaged backgrounds.