Conservation can't wait. Neither should farmers.


Farmers are ready to invest in healthier soil, cleaner water, and more resilient agricultural systems. But the funding they depend on often arrives after the work must begin. FarmBridge Fund provides flexible, affordable capital to close that gap and move conservation forward.

A better way to finance conservation.

1. Bridge the Gap

We provide flexible, zero-interest capital to help farmers move approved projects forward.

2. Put Capital to Work

Farmers & producers implement conservation practices that benefit land, water, and communities.

3. Fund the Next Farmer

As funding is recouped, capital is recycled to support the next farmer.

Our Impact 

Philanthropy can move at agriculture's speed — taking risks others won't, recycling capital for compounding impact.

40+

Farmers and supply chain partners supported

$1.8 Million

in flexible capital deployed directly to farmers, ranchers, and supply chain partners

20,000

Acres impacted across the Midwest

Patient Capital for an Impatient System.

A Farmer Success Story— Kisheri Farms, Minnesota

"RFAF funding came just at the right time. It was truly a lifesaver. I understand how farms can fail so easily in the first 2 years."

The Challenge:
Kisheri Farms won a USDA grant for a high tunnel, essential for growing greens in Minnesota's short season. They ordered the tunnel for spring delivery. Then in January, USDA funding was suspended. With the order already placed and no income after a devastating hailstorm wiped out her crops, they were faced putting everything on a high-interest credit card — and seriously considering defaulting on payments.

How RFAF Helped:
The Regenerative Farmer Assurance Fund provided emergency bridge funding at the critical moment — covering the high tunnel cost when USDA funding stalled and crops were destroyed. The Result: the farm stayed financially viable through the crisis.

Let’s ensure that innovation, stewardship, and care for the land are not undone by forces farmers cannot control.

Image Credit: Amber Farmland Investments