Nebraska farmer Kevin Fulton quit using all pesticides, chemicals, and synthetic fertilizers in 2002.
And his farm is doing better than ever.
Contrary to what Big Ag will tell you, he makes much more money as an organic, regenerative farmer than he ever did as a conventional farmer.
โThe benefits are numerous.โ
โStart off with financial benefits.โ
โIt would be a huge digression, from a financial standpoint, for me to go back to being a conventional farmer.โ
Second, his soil health is stronger than ever.
โOur soil health scores have just significantly increased over the years.โ
โSoil organic matter [has] gone from 1.5% in most of my conventional fields 25 years ago to over 6.5% in some crop fields now.โ
โItโs a win for the farmer.โ
โItโs a win for the consumer.โ
โAnd itโs a win for the community, my neighbors, the wildlife, the animals, the entire ecosystem.โ
โBecause Iโm not putting toxic chemicals out there [that] poison in the land.โ
Transitioning from conventional farming to regenerative farming across the country cannot happen overnight.
It takes time and money.
But Congress has the power to accelerate the transition, empower family farms, and restore our soil health.
With the 2026 Farm Bill, Congress must decide:
Will they give family farms a lifeline and support this transition?
Or double down on the existing system dominated by pesticide and chemical corporations?
This bill matters more than you think.
Our new blog breaks down why Kevinโs story could become a template for saving independent farmers, restoring soil health, and breaking up Big Agโs corporate stranglehold on the agriculture industry.
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