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Why Kernza^®?
Resources
- Resources for:
- GrowersWhether you are a Kernza® grower, or are interested in becoming one, you will find what you need to participate in the perennial revolution here.
- HandlersThe definitive source for everything between the farm and the plate including transportation, storage, cleaning, milling and more.
- MakersFor everyone turning Kernza® into tasty foods and beverages via consumer packaged goods or restaurant menus.
- ConsumersAre you a curious eater interested in joining the perennial revolution? Find a tasty Kernza® product near you.
- ResearchersA global research collective is improving seed and investigating the ecological and social impacts of Kernza® grain.
- FundersKernza® grain is a new crop in development: learn how it is funded, and how you can make a difference.
Network
- The Kernza^® NetworkKernza® development is made possible by a network of brilliant and passionate people and organizations.
  - View the Directory
- About Us
Field Notes
Donate

Field Notes

Kernza^® Saves Soil

Kernza® at work

07.08.2019

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Tim Crews, Fred Iutzi, and Rachel Stroer of The Land Institute were interviewed by Richard Gray of the BBC World News for the episode “Why Soil is Disappearing from Farms” as part of “Follow the Food,” a multimedia series exploring how agriculture is responding to the profound challenges of climate change, environmental degradation, and a rapidly growing global population. They explain how perennial grains like Kernza^® can help save and restore soil for the continued success of agriculture.