Soil for Water, a program of the National Center for Appropriate Technology (NCAT), has been dedicated to empowering American farmers, ranchers, and land managers since 2015. Focused on promoting regenerative agricultural practices, the initiative helps producers enhance soil resilience, increase profitability, and improve overall quality of life.

Through innovative programs, Soil for Water offers essential resources such as peer-to-peer learning opportunities, hands-on workshops led by experts, and free technical assistance tailored to various stages of the regenerative journey. The organization emphasizes the five soil health principles—keeping soil covered, managing disturbance, increasing biodiversity, maintaining living plants, and integrating livestock—as the cornerstone of its activities.

Additionally, Soil for Water engages in on-farm experiments and provides valuable publications, videos, and webinars to share knowledge and success stories. By fostering partnerships among agricultural stakeholders and promoting sustainable practices, Soil for Water is committed to advancing both agricultural viability and environmental stewardship.