Organization
Savory Institute
Also known as: The Savory Institute
A global nonprofit founded by Allan Savory to spread the practice of holistic planned grazing — the rotational, mob-grazing approach Savory developed for restoring grasslands. Operates through a network of regional "Hubs" that train ranchers, certify Land to Market sourcing, and run on-the-ground demonstration sites. The most significant institutional vehicle for the regenerative-grazing movement at planetary scale.
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Why this listing
A directory that only lists individual farms misses the institutional layer that lets new farms exist — the trainers, certifiers, and frameworks that compress decades of trial-and-error into a curriculum a new rancher can actually follow. The Savory Institute is one of the largest and most-studied of those institutions. Listed here as the knowledge-care infrastructure for the substrate-builders who graze.
See also
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- Enables: [[regenerative-finance]]
- Shares approach with: [[polyface-farm]] · [[browns-ranch]]
- Member of: [[organization]]
Sources
- Savory Institute published materials and Hub network documentation
- [[allan-savory|Allan Savory]], Holistic Management (3rd ed., 2016)
- Land to Market program audit framework
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Practical
founded
- Allan Savory founded 2009 to scale Holistic Management training and certification globally
practiced by
- Holistic Management the institution scaling HM training and certification globally since 2009
- White Oak Pastures Land to Market verified — one of the audited Savory framework producers
shares approach with
- Rodale Institute both are institutional anchors of the regenerative-agriculture movement, with Rodale focused on cropland and Savory on grasslands
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