Welcome to the
STALK MARKET
Where it pays dividends to be bullish on stalks
Your New "Stalk" Brokers
How do you look at food?
What if we all stopped "buying products" and shifted our attention to the source: the soil.
Through investing in regenerative agricultural practices, we resource our Soil Stewards to manage holistic living systems.
The Stalk Market's mission is to make supporting local easy.
We gather all your local Soil Stewards so you can support their work and receive a share of the harvest.
Soil Steward Services
Regular Dividends
Pickup & Delivery
Select a Soil Service or a Soil Share, depending on how you want to invest.
Resource your local Soil Stewards for regenerative land management throughout Boulder County.
The resource you invest in your local soil pays dividends! Receive meat, produce, eggs, and even educational classes and more from regenerative land stewardship.
The Stalk Market coordinates curation, storage, pickup or delivery of your dividends, so your Stewards don't have to.
A One-Stop-Shop!
Building Circularity
1) Choose a Soil Steward to resource via a Soil Share or a Soil Service package.
2) Stewards regeneratively manage animals, crops, and soil over the season.
3) By-products are given away throughout the season (Stalk Market dividends)
4) Dividends can be picked up or delivered
5) Food is consumed, and food waste can be brought back to farms for pig feed or composting!
From the Ground Up
The commodification of food has created an unhealthy and extractive food system.
When we focus on the soil through regenerative agriculture, healthy soil creates nutrient-dense foods!
Read the white paper from Nutrient Density Alliance on how "Nourished Soil = More Nutritious Food = Healthier People"
It's time to change our food system - from the ground up.
Regenerative Agriculture
Rotational Grazing
Ruminants like cows and sheep are tightly rotated through pasture to mimic movements of large herds grazing and evading predators in the wild.
As they move, they deposit fertility, their hooves break up compacted soil, and grasslands are mowed in their wake then left to rest.
And that's just the beginning! Learn more about all the animals, plants and processes used to restore and nurture soils through regenerative practices below.