The Problem We're Solving
Nutrient pollution is not an inevitable cost of food production
America's Watershed
The Mississippi drains 41% of the continental US—31 states connected by water. What happens in a Kansas cornfield flows 1,500 miles to the Gulf.
The Crisis: Dead Zones
Every spring, excess nutrients create a hypoxic zone larger than New Jersey. Fish can't breathe. A $2.4B fishing industry at risk. This is 'sick care'—perpetual remediation.
The Solution: Upstream Prevention
Cover crops hold nutrients in place. Biochar locks carbon and nitrogen in soil. Precision agriculture cuts fertilizer loss. Treat soil as the first line of defense.
Data-Driven Accountability
OpenET satellites track every field at 30-meter resolution. Transparent watershed dashboards prove impact. Finally, regenerative ag has a scoreboard.
Three Core Shifts
Nutrient Management
Linear → Circular
Water Management
Remediation → Prevention
Capital Management
Subsidy → Infrastructure
