Adapting to Extreme Rains and Drought at A-Frame Farm in Madison, Minnesota @SAREOutreach1
Adapting to Extreme Rains and Drought at A-Frame Farm in Madison, Minnesota  @SAREOutreach1
Uploaded April 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Luke Peterson shares his family’s regenerative approach to cultivating organic grains and grass-fed beef at A-Frame Farm in Madison, Minn. By minimizing tillage, rotating crops and incorporating deep-rooted plants like Kernza, they’re restoring the soil’s health and boosting their resilience to more extreme droughts and storms.

SARE partnered with PBS KVIE to produce a special episode of America's Heartland to share how farms and ranches across the country are achieving long-term sustainability by adapting to increasingly extreme weather.
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Adapting to Extreme Rains and Drought at A-Frame Farm in Madison, Minnesota

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