GABE BROWN’S REGENERATIVE FARMING REVOLUTION

On this inspiring episode of Open Range, we dive into the story of North Dakota’s own Gabe Brown, a rancher-turned-regenerative farming pioneer. Host Gary Emineth shares how a viewer recommendation led him to meet Gabe—someone he had never heard of before despite Gabe’s powerful impact on agriculture. Gabe's journey began with nearly losing his farm while using traditional, government-subsidized industrial farming methods. But everything changed when he embraced regenerative practices that healed his soil and turned his struggling operation into a profitable one—without relying on government handouts.

Gabe’s bestselling book, Dirt to Soil, tells the story of his transformation and has stayed at the top of agricultural reading lists for over 80 months. He’s also featured in the eye-opening documentary Kiss the Ground, which explains the link between soil health and CO2. And now, with a new film called Common Ground releasing on Amazon Prime, Gabe aims to take things even further—helping to transition 100 million acres of land into a Certified Regenerative Agriculture Program.

Gabe's passion is contagious, and his leadership has caught the attention of farmers, scientists, and leaders around the world. With over 36 million acres already under his guidance, Gabe is making a global impact—starting right here in North Dakota. Let’s follow his lead and become part of a healthier future for America’s heartland.