
2024 Perennial Impact Report Now Available
The Land Institute’s 2024 Perennial Impact Report is now available. This year’s annual report highlights key developments and milestones in…
Read More about 2024 Perennial Impact Report Now AvailableIgniting a movement to advance just and diverse perennial grain agriculture at a global scale.
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Learn MoreThe Land Institute’s 2024 Perennial Impact Report is now available. This year’s annual report highlights key developments and milestones in…
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Read More about “Prairie Prophecy” Documentary About Wes Jackson Premieres April 26, 2025The Land Institute is proud to join more than 150 Nobel and World Food Prize Laureates in signing the Laureate…
Read More about The Land Institute Signs Nobel and World Food Prize Laureate Letter: A Call for Urgent Action Amid UncertaintyApril 21, 2025 | All Day
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Long-time collaborators at the University of Minnesota and the Michael Fields Agricultural Institute in Wisconsin published a paper indicating the benefit of Kernza® (intermediate wheatgrass) as a dual-purpose crop, producing…
Researchers in Italy looked at the chemical properties of multiple perennial wheat lines grown in Italy and compared them to those of Kernza perennial grain (Intermediate wheatgrass) and a modern…
The Land Institute’s Pheonah Nabukalu, Ebony Murrell, and Stan Cox collaborated with researchers at the University of Nebraska Lincoln on a paper looking the susceptibility of sorghum plants to aphids…