Kettle & Fire is a proud partner of the
Regenerative Agriculture community
Regenerative farms can restore biodiversity by preserving the land (improving soil health and preventing erosion via no-till farming, cover cropping, and diverse crop planting), by prioritizing natural processes (using no synthetic fertilizers or harmful chemicals), and increasing below-ground plant matter and organisms to sequester carbon (instead of releasing it into the atmosphere).
Soil Health
Increasing soil organic matter (organisms, plants) to sequester carbon below the surface, instead of putting it into the sky.
Water, Land, & Animals
Prioritizing improvement & sustainability of our land, the health of animals, and cleanliness of water systems by way of regenerative methods like no-till farming, cover cropping, and diverse crop planting).
Our Partners
Selecting farms that reflect our values in their processes and farmers who share our vision of creating a better food system for all humans.
The Atmosphere
Preserving natural resources, utilizing eco-friendly methods, eliminating the use of harmful herbicides and potent pesticides, and pushing for efforts to reverse climate change.
The Food System
Providing optimal nutrition while prioritizing animal welfare, selecting earth-friendly packaging, and utilizing regenerative systems, which result in healthier soil for healthier food products for healthier humans.
Habitat restoration
Healthy ecosystem
Helps the environment
Regenerative farming minimizes soil disruption, maximizes crop diversity, increases organic matter, and helps reverse climate change by sequestering carbon.
Habitat loss
Harmful chemicals
Hurts the environment
Conventional farms devastate biodiversity by clear-cutting land, using harmful herbicides & pesticides, and planting the same crops over and over. This leads to the destruction of habitats, land & water pollution, and increases gas emissions - all negative effects on the environment and our food system.
The difference is clear. You can see it in healthier topsoil that’s sequestering carbon. You can taste it in the quality of produce, meat, and eggs produced in a regenerative system. Most importantly, you can feel good about supporting a food system that’s good for you and good for the planet.
Kettle & Fire’s Regenerative Goals
Putting carbon back into the soil, instead of in the sky.
Donating to organizations like Steward, which help fund regenerative farms.
Better farms for better food for a better future.
In conjunction with launching our new broths, we’re partnering with The Steward Foundation, the not-for-profit arm of Steward; a private lender that equips regenerative farmers with the capital they need to grow their businesses. As part of this collaboration, the Foundation will provide grants to select U.S. livestock ranchers working to put more acres under regenerative practice.
Grass-fed cattle graze and eat perennial grasses. Free-range chickens get about 2 sq ft of space per bird, and the USDA requirements do not define the quality of the environment nor the amount of time chickens spend outside. Pasture-raised poultry are required a minimum of 108 sq ft per bird, a pasture maintained with a minimum of 50% vegetative cover, with shade and enrichments (with housing to protect them from element and predators).
Our Regenerative Bone Broths are made from grass-fed cows and pasture-raised chickens that come from regenerative farms.
Kettle & Fire has always stood by better practices, such as organic farming. Regenerative Agriculture takes it to the next level for the overall health of our entire ecosystem.
Regenerative practices create healthier systems which directly equate to healthier food. Industrial farming is extractive, degrading the soil. The price is higher to reflect the true cost of food including more sustainable wages for farmers and employees.
No, our regenerative bone broths taste similar to our classic chicken and classic beef bone broths. The difference is that we source our bones from regenerative farms. You can still enjoy the delicious blend of herbs and spices, knowing you’re supporting a better system.
