Kiss The Ground

Check out CEO Evan Harrison taking a Plunge! Plunge supports our work at Kiss The Ground to further their impact as a company. They are committed not only to our health, but also to the health of our planet. Would you take a cold plunge? Let us know!

The U.S. pesticide industry is failing us, and regenerative agriculture is the solution. 🔎 Did you know that a thriving soil system can naturally control weeds and pests? It's true – pesticides become unnecessary when soil health is prioritized! 🦠 By cutting down on pesticide use, we support sustainable farming practices that protect our environment and enhance our food quality. 🥕🌍 Healthy Soil = Healthy Planet = Healthy Humans! 🌱 Explore more about the benefits of healthy soil by visiting our website: https://lnkd.in/gif-TAHQ 🔗

🍦July is National Ice Cream Month, so we have to ask… have you tried regenerative ice cream yet? Not only is it better for your health & the planet, but it tastes much better than regular ice cream.🤌 Regenerative Ice Cream is produced using farming practices that have the power to sequester carbon, promote biodiversity, conserve water, and improve the lives of farmers, animals, and consumers! Keep an eye out for our upcoming dairy guide, where we’ll share our recommended dairy products you can find at the grocery store! 🐄 + check out regenerative ice cream brands like Alec's Ice Cream, featured in this video and in our upcoming guide. 🍨 #RegenerativeIceCream #Regeneration #Regenerative #SoilHealth #ClimateSolution

WE ❤️ FARMERS 🌾🌍 Beyond our survival literally depending on their work, regenerative farmers (and all farmers) are doing incredible things for our world - like building community, supporting vibrant rural economies, and driving conservation through healthy soil practices. Their contributions are vital for our planet's future. 🥕🌱 This is why we have programs like 5 with a Farmer, which is a video series about celebrating and getting to know these incredible land stewards as regular people, with passion, humor, and wisdom. 👩🌾 Tag a farmer in the comments that you think should be featured in our #5withaFarmer series! Farmers, visit this link to apply today: https://lnkd.in/gSerzZGk

🇺🇸 Reflecting on Independence Day in America isn't just about fireworks and flags—it's a moment to honor the resilience of Indigenous peoples, whose land stewardship and wisdom in regenerative agriculture sustain us all. 🌱 Today, many Indigenous communities continue to fight for sovereignty and reconciliation. Embracing regenerative agriculture, rooted in Indigenous wisdom, honors their stewardship of the land and offers a path to coexist and nurture nature for a thriving future.💚 Watch 'Possibilities of Regeneration', a story about how we, as humans, innately have the power to regenerate our earth: https://lnkd.in/ePjYKGbq 🔗

We love this post from our CEO Evan Harrison! 👏 Check out our free Regenerative Resource “Land of Labels,” to better understand food labels when shopping! #RegenerativeAgriculture https://lnkd.in/gr3Ep3g2

👨🌾 Farmer Wil Crombie stewards Organic Compound, a regenerative farm and homestead in Cannon City, MN. Together with his wife Carly, sister-in-law Crisa, and daughter Hazel, they have planted a thriving hazelnut agroforest, running Tree Range Farms chickens under the canopy. 🌰 Wil wishes people knew farming was more than just growing food. He believes "Farming is exercise. Farming is meditation. Farming is activism. It is the best way to be alone, and the best way to be with people." 🌍 🧘♂️Wil tells us his favorite place in nature is his own body. He says, "I am nature. I enjoy being in a forest or in a body of water and contemplating my place in it all." 💚 A special thanks to our sponsor of this episode of #5withaFarmer, Anthropologie 🌿 🎥 Watch this episode by visiting this link: https://lnkd.in/d9rTHYpU #5withafarmer #kisstheground #agroforestry #treerangechicken

🌱 Last week, our team had an incredible opportunity to make a meaningful impact at FarmerJawn in West Chester, Pennsylvania! FarmerJawn has built a model that enables regenerative organic food production by and for underserved communities, and is the largest black-woman owned regenerative organic produce farm in America. At FarmerJawn's 128-acre farm, Home Office employees rolled up their sleeves to support the summer harvest preparations. Our volunteer day was a testament to our commitment to regenerative agriculture and our partnership with Kiss The Ground. It was inspiring to see firsthand how our efforts contribute to a healthier environment and support local food systems. A huge thank you to Christa Barfield, Public Health Innovator, FarmerJawn & Friends Foundation Fund and to everyone who participated and contributed to making this day a success! 🌾

🌞 Garden looking a lil' tired? Here are 3 ways to make your garden soil healthier: 🌿 Feed your soil: Adding compost, animal poo💩, coffee grounds, or mulch to your soil can help build up soil organic matter (SOM), a vital component of a thriving garden ecosystem. SOM holds in moisture, stores nutrients, feeds important soil organisms, and is one of the best indicators of a healthy garden! 🌿 Cover your soil: Make sure to protect your soil from wind, rain, and UV radiation by keeping it covered year-round by cover crops (which also balance the soil’s nutrient profile and enhance biodiversity). 🌿 Test your soil: Yes, you can test your soil with a home soil testing kit! You'll then know which nutrients to supplement your garden with so you can tailor your cover crops and composts to best meet your needs. 🧑🌾 Want to learn more? Check out our regenerative gardening course, which will teach you the basic skills, tools, practices, and knowledge required to grow in any space, container, or climate. All levels are welcome regardless of experience! Regenerative Gardening Course: https://lnkd.in/g6sMfgPY 💚

10 years ago Diane and I created a music-intensive fitness event at the world famous Roxy Theater in LA, we called it RockSweat. Clubs with killer sound systems and lights sit vacant weekend mornings, why not sweat in community via a HIIT workout choreographed to an eclectic live music mix? At the time, I was in corporate music and media, traveling regularly-- this outlet was pretty epic for us, for years... beyond our wellness goals, we created a pretty euphoric event together. A healthy balance between work and personal interests is vital to me. At Kiss The Ground I feel so fortunate to align my passion for personal health with our mission, promoting regenerative agriculture and healthy soil as a viable solution for our wellness, water and climate crisis. #wellness #wellnessandwork