who we are

Nestled here in the Wasatch Mountain range, at 6,455 ft. elevation, you will find our farm. Our number one focus is healing the earth. In a handful of healthy soil, you will find over a trillion beneficial microorganisms. These microorganisms are the key to drawing down our local carbon, replenishing our vegetables with nutrients, stabilizing our climate, lowering our local temperature, and bringing back our rain and snow. 

Soil is our savior and Bill White Farms is using holistic land management, and regenerative processes, to mimic the natural cycles of the earth to bring back the beneficial microorganisms. Soil that has been decimated by conventional tilling and synthetic chemicals has scant numbers of what should be billions of beneficial microorganisms found in just a teaspoonful of earth.  

With your help, together, we will restore the earth acre by acre! Our processes have a triple benefit: healing the earth, nurturing our animals, and providing nutritious food for humans. Thank you for supporting us!

We are a non-profit 501-c3 set up to benefit the earth and our community.  We hope the Farm will become an integral part of both Park City and Summit County.  The Farm would provide a place where children and adults alike could come and learn ways to become more connected to their food, the environment and deepen their connection to the Earth.  People can have the opportunity to learn how they can produce items for their dinner table or to be able to purchase items that are grown locally.

THE BILL WHITE FARMS AND RANCHES ARE BEING DEVELOPED FOR FIVE MAJOR PURPOSES:

1.  Heal the earth. For too long we have neglected our soil. Together, we can use holistic land management practices to bring back the beneficial microorganisms that are the key to stabilizing our chaotic climate and replenishing the nutrients in our food. We are using regenerative agriculture to save our planet. Join us!

2.  Bring back our rain and snow. 60% of our rain comes from the ocean, but 40% comes from inland, small water cycles. We need healthy soil to nurture plants that transpire moisture, which produces our local rain. When the beneficial microorganisms die due to open-air tilling and the use of pesticides and herbicides, they release carbon into the soil. The released carbon then heats up the soil, dries it out, and it finally turns into desert-like sand. This process then sends heat vortices up into the air, which pushes away rain clouds. Exacerbating an already bad situation! Each acre we manage heals the microorganisms and brings back moisture to our local environment and the chance for more rain and snow during the ski season.

3.  Educate other farmers and ranchers on our cutting-edge, sustainable techniques and processes in hopes of turning back the tide of desertification in the west through our Youtube Channel, podcasts, and newsletter. We do not want to become another Mesopotamia, which once was the fertile crescent.

4.  Through our Charity Dinners, we hope to continue to host other non-profits such as: The Christian Center, Summit Land Conservancy, People's Health Clinic, Peace House, Recycle Utah, The National Ability Center to help them raise money for their causes at no cost to them. 

5. Provide nutritious food to our local food bank in hopes of alleviating suffering from those impacted by the coronavirus pandemic.
Funding Assistance

It is through the generosity of our supporters, donors and sponsors that we are able to
continue this project. I would like to personally thank each and every one of you for your
interest and financial support in our endeavors! Without your help we would not be able
to pursue these goals that are not only vitally important to us, but to all.