The Institute of Soil and Soul seeks to become a leader in the transformative Jewish agricultural movement by offering an accessible, comprehensive approach to Jewish farming that integrates environmental stewardship, Jewish learning, and community engagement. Our vision is to create a fully operational regenerative farm and educational center where both Jewish and non-Jewish communities can rediscover their deep connection to the land while addressing local food insecurity through ethical food production.

Through this initiative, we aim to train the next generation of Jewish farmers who will carry forward the values of sustainable agriculture, environmental justice, and vibrant Jewish communal life. To support this vision, Soil and Soul has developed a scalable model and a robust, tiered curriculum that lays the foundation for a replicable framework of Jewish agricultural education. Our programs are designed for learners of all ages and backgrounds, ensuring accessibility and depth at every stage of engagement.

We reconnect Jews with their agricultural heritage in a time when understanding regenerative systems is more critical than ever—while also sharing the universal wisdom of Jewish tradition to help confront the global climate crisis. Our work models a way of living and farming that nourishes both human and non-human communities, offering a hopeful, grounded path forward.

Through the Institute of Soil and Soul, we are not just cultivating the land—we are cultivating Jewish leadership and resilience, fostering a deep, lifelong relationship between Jewish identity and the environmental principles that lie at the heart of our heritage. We invite you to help us lead this vital movement—one that nurtures the soil, the soul, and the future for generations to come.