The Healthy Harvest Network
Food Security
A network, not a project
Projects have end dates. A farmer relationship that ends when the grant ends is not food security — it is a pilot.
So we are building a network instead. A farmer joins as a member: her own soil report, a named agronomist, inputs and credit, a vote in her cooperative, a share of what the network earns.
Phase one is 3,000 members in Western North from 2027. The ten-year target is 100,000. We would rather say ten years honestly than three persuasively.
[ One system, five links ]
- 01
Soil and water
Compost and irrigation rebuild what chemical overuse depleted
- 02
Nursery
Organic inputs raise seedlings strong enough to survive transplanting
- 03
Farm
Organic methods that build soil health rather than exhaust it
- 04
Processing
Drying and storage, so a good harvest is not a wasted one
- 05
Market
Residue-free produce reaches buyers who pay more for it
Organic inputs run through every link — the difference between one good season and a system that keeps producing. Designed and costed; the first cohort enrols in 2027.
Five links, one membership. A farmer joins once and the whole chain opens to her — soil test, inputs, credit, collection, buyers.
[ The Healthy Harvest Network ]
- 300farmers
- Reached so far
- 3,000members
- Phase one enrolment
- 100,000members
- Ten-year target
now
2027
2036
300 farmers reached to date. Phase one enrolment opens in Western North in 2027; the ten-year figure is a target, not an enrolment.
Member
not a beneficiary
Western North
phase one
Free
soil analysis
Her share
of what the network earns