John Malone
One of the enduring commitments of THE MALONE FAMILY LAND PRESERVATION FOUNDATION is the Perennial Agriculture Project, a joint project between the Foundation and The Land Institute. Since its founding in 1976, The Land Institute has been dedicated to science-based research and developing food-production methods that sustain the land and the soil. The Perennial Agriculture Project, led by a team of plant breeders and ecologists in multiple partnerships worldwide, is a paradigm shift that focuses on developing perennial grains, pulses, and oilseed-bearing plants to be grown in ecologically intensified, diverse crop mixtures known as perennial polycultures. Such a production system mimics the benefits found in native and natural ecosystems.
Rank:
#2
Total Acres:
2,200,000
States:
Wyoming, New Mexico,
Florida, Colorado
John Malone
#2 on the LR100
One of the enduring commitments of THE MALONE FAMILY LAND PRESERVATION FOUNDATION is the Perennial Agriculture Project, a joint project between the Foundation and The Land Institute. Since its founding in 1976, The Land Institute has been dedicated to science-based research and developing food-production methods that sustain the land and the soil. The Perennial Agriculture Project, led by a team of plant breeders and ecologists in multiple partnerships worldwide, is a paradigm shift that focuses on developing perennial grains, pulses, and oilseed-bearing plants to be grown in ecologically intensified, diverse crop mixtures known as perennial polycultures. Such a production system mimics the benefits found in native and natural ecosystems.
Articles Featuring John Malone
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Equestrian lands in Palm Beach County are galloping at a record pace: $692,000 per acre, according [...]
Our Winter 2022 Issue features the Land Report 100. The top three landowners are outstanding examples [...]
Our Winter 2021 Issue features the debut of the Land Report 100. Among the leading stories [...]
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Articles Featuring John Malone
Click to read the digital edition. Our Winter 2023 Issue features the debut of [...]
Equestrian lands in Palm Beach County are galloping at a record pace: $692,000 per acre, according [...]
Our Winter 2022 Issue features the Land Report 100. The top three landowners are outstanding examples [...]
Our Winter 2021 Issue features the debut of the Land Report 100. Among the leading stories [...]
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