The 25th Acre Foundation exists to restore land, train stewards, and build covenant communities that endure across generations.
This work is not public. It is simply visible. This work unfolds over decades, not quarters. It is not open enrollment.
The Problem Is Structural
Modern agriculture was optimized for yield, not continuity. Industrial systems extract from soil, exhaust labor, and discard land when returns diminish. This is not failure — it is design.
The result: depleted aquifers, eroded topsoil, displaced rural communities, and a food system that depends on inputs it cannot regenerate.
The Constraint
Within a generation, current soil loss rates become irreversible. This is not prophecy. It is arithmetic.
The Covenant
A sabbath rhythm is not nostalgia. It is an operating principle.
— Leviticus 25:3–4
The Work
This is not a program. It is a living system:
- 25 regional academies training sabbath-rest practitioners
- Interlocking seven-farm communities where one rests while six produce
- Distribution infrastructure that makes regenerative agriculture economically viable
- Patient capital that measures success in soil depth and generational transfer
Symposium I — March 18–20, 2026
A formation event for those prepared to build.
The Work
This is a living system — not a program, not a network.
It requires practitioners who understand land. Builders who think in decades. Stewards who deploy capital with vision in mind.
Request an invitation.
$2M Foundation Seed
What the Seed Enables
The $2 million seed establishes the foundation before the enterprise.
It funds:
- Sabbath-cycle research and documentation
- Academy and training framework formation
- Convening infrastructure
- System design groundwork
This capital is not deployed for speed. It is deployed for fidelity.
Why This Phase Matters
Regenerative systems cannot be assembled after scarcity has fully set in. They must be built while land, water, and communities can still respond.
This seed ensures the work is formed deliberately — not hurriedly.
For those considering foundational commitments:
Symposium I — March 18–20, 2026
This is not a conference. It is a formation event.
50 seats. By invitation only.
Participation confirmed through a $10,000 stewardship contribution.
Those who attend will shape the system that follows.