Soil and food sovereignty
The foundation partners with Indigenous nations to restore soil vitality using mineral-rich amendments, blending Traditional Ecological Knowledge with soil science.

Alliance
Mineral-rich soil, food education, and Indigenous land stewardship in one protocol. Utah Seabed is a mineral partner. We do not speak for tribal nations.
Terra Community Alliance Foundation is a Utah 501(c)(3) private foundation. Its mission is restoring soil health and reclaiming food sovereignty with Indigenous nations, using nutrient-rich natural amendments and regenerative practice. Partnership with the foundation is not a claim of tribal endorsement of Utah Seabed.
The foundation partners with Indigenous nations to restore soil vitality using mineral-rich amendments, blending Traditional Ecological Knowledge with soil science.
Instruction by Abigail Cyr walks growers through a simple amendment sequence: reduce water, increase yield, and drive nutrients into soil.
2026 program notes describe second-year mineral application on Lower Brule Tribal farmland expanding past 4,000 acres, and Wind River producers receiving mineral amendments.
From the field

June 3, 2026
Second-year work on Tribal farmland in South Dakota.

June 28, 2026
Support for a 65-acre ranch on the Wind River Reservation.

June 28, 2026
A donation to the Office of Agriculture and Natural Resources.
The country
Landscapes of the two program areas named in the 2026 notes — Lower Brule Sioux Tribe farmland on the Missouri, and the Wind River Reservation.





