Our Work
Where We Work
Our priority region for place-based projects is the Mississippi River Basin. MRCC members use the five systems change pathways as a holistic guide when developing new collaborative projects.
Supporting the impact from our on-the-ground collaborative projects, we maintain cross-cutting efforts focused on enabling policies and shared learning for scaled impact.
Projects
Discover the ways in which the Collaborative’s member-driven systems change pathways and project activities are shifting the agricultural system toward more sustainable outcomes.
Impact
Explore the Collaborative’s impact on the adoption of sustainable agricultural practices, improvement of soil health, and the removal of risks for farmers in practice adoption.
Policy
The Collaborative recognizes the critical importance of policies that will enable the systemic change needed to strengthen the resilience of our food and agricultural systems.
Shared Learning
To maximize knowledge-building and exchange, the Collaborative strategically supports members to identify and share lessons among members and others in the field.