Harvesting Success

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Harvesting Success Workbook

  • Harvesting Success Workbook (physical copy)

  • One 30-minute coaching session to support you in completing the workbook.

  • Additional 1:1 mentorship available for an additional price

For people who want a workbook that will take you step by step through building the framework of diversifying your crops and connecting to markets that will grow your operation and build freedom into your schedule.

This workbook is 50 pages of exercises and prompts designed to keep you from making the same mistakes we made in diversifying our operation. Included in this purchase is one 30-minute coaching session that’s ideally used after you start the workbook or at the conclusion to answer your questions.

More of a hands-on and group learner? Consider our Seeding Circles Community, or our Annual Membership where you can work alongside other farmers to collaborate, hear questions that you didn’t think of, and troubleshoot together.

We’re excited to work with you!

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What they’re saying

  • Mindset and Motivation ~~ Emily, I always learn so much from you. I appreciate how you always encourage me to reach for the next step in my personal growth. In the two short years that you have been coaching me, I can definitely see how much I have grown by leaps and bounds.

    Jenny at Hendricks Farm & Hatchery

  • What dryland farming in the desert does to you… ~~~ Skeptic, heretic, disruptor, eccentric—Pfaltzgraff pleads guilty to all. Double-cropping on 16” of annual precipitation, table sugar in-furrow, drastic synthetic fertilizer reductions, 14-18 crops per season, no specialized equipment, and direct-market scrambling, Pfaltzgraff has engineered a remarkable turnaround on 2,000 dryland acres.

    Chris Bennett Ag Web Article

  • Local Love ~~ Pfaltzgraff takes a multi-pronged approach to climate adaptation on his land. In addition to no-till practices, he experiments with crops, like rice, that aren’t grown anywhere else in Colorado. And thanks to his many collaborations with researchers and scientists, his fields are dotted with whiz-bang climate-oriented technology, like a cutting-edge solar array that becomes a topsoil-saving windbreak when the gusts pick up.

    ~ Rae Solomon, KUNC Rocky Mountain PBS