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Regenerative Ag Fellowship – Quivira Coalition

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Regenerative Ag Fellowship – Quivira Coalition

Última actualización: 7 de mayo de 2026 a las 19:38 MST

Contact information
Dirección de la granja:
1413 2nd St
Santa Fe, New Mexico, 87505

Primary Contact: Christina Leas
Primary Phone:
    Type: Cell
    Number: (505) 820-2544
    Email: christina@quiviracoalition.org

    Email: christina@quiviracoalition.org

Website: https://quiviracoalition.org/newagrarian/regenerative-ag-fellowship/

Internship information
General Farm Description: The New Agrarian Program provides training and support for the next generation of land stewards, graziers, and food producers. We do this through land-based learning, mentorship, and a thriving intergenerational community that is invested in seeing the next generation steward our lands into the future.

CRAFT Member Farm? No

Fecha de inicio de las prácticas: 1-Apr-26
Fin de las prácticas: 30-Oct-26
Number of Internship Available: 20
Application Deadline: 15-Mar-26
Minimum Length of Stay: 7 months

Internship Details:

In an effort to support a broader network of beginning agrarians, and after hearing from many in our community, the New Agrarian Program (a part of Quivira Coalition) is excited to offer the regenerative ag fellowship for beginning farmers and ranchers with a deep interest in regenerative agriculture.

This fellowship is designed to be an extracurricular addition to a working experience on a ranch or farm. Fellows will receive access to a community of support and additional resources to supplement their experience and advance their careers in regenerative agriculture. Fellows are responsible for securing their own farm or ranch job in order to participate.

This fellowship is not a technical training program. It adds educational opportunities related to the broader realm of regenerative agriculture, connects participants with other beginning ranchers and farmers, and supports their professional development, assisting participants in determining their career path and what steps they can take next to move forward.

Applicants must have secured full- or part-time employment at a ranch or farm, with the job lasting at least five months; the job can be classified as regular employment, apprenticeship, or internship. This fellowship will begin in April and end in October.

Program support and required elements

  • Virtual orientation to meet other fellows and the New Agrarian Program team (April 2026)
  • Monthly virtual supplemental education webinars on topics pertaining to regenerative agriculture, focused on Western working landscapes and livestock production (i.e. soil health principles, grazing planning, livestock husbandry)
  • Monthly scheduled check-ins with other fellows and New Agrarian Program staff
  • Holistic goal setting overview and 1:1 consultation with New Agrarian Program staff
  • Self-assessment on technical and interpersonal skills three times per season to track progress and inform learning goals
  • Attendance at the REGENERATE Conference in Santa Fe, NM, October 29-30, 2026, is required to complete the fellowship. Fellows will receive free registration and lodging at the conference.

Upon completion of the fellowship, continued support and benefits will include

  • $500 stipend upon finishing the program and all required elements
  • Certificate of completion
  • Scholarships for Holistic Management International winter virtual, interactive online classes
  • Addition to the New Agrarian Program Alumni Google Group to stay connected to current and past fellows and receive updates on job and educational opportunities
  • Opportunity to apply for technical assistance grants and future educational opportunities through the New Agrarian Program as available

An ideal candidate:

  • is a beginning agrarian with a deep interest in regenerative agriculture
  • has interest in continuing to work in production agriculture
  • has secured employment at a ranch or farm (part-time or full-time) in 2025
    • Can be a regular employee/ranch hand (including working members of a family ranch), intern, or apprentice
    • Preference will be given to those located in the Western U.S. and working with livestock.
    • Preferably, you will be working for at least a five-month period in 2025 on the same operation
  • has discussed this opportunity with their employer
  • has access to reliable internet during the season
  • is committed to learning, connecting with other beginning agrarians, and attending all monthly check-ins and supplemental education calls

Learn more and apply on our website! https://quiviracoalition.org/newagrarian/regenerative-ag-fellowship/


Educational Opportunities: Supplemental education calls

Skills Desired: Have already secured a job, internship, or apprenticeship on a farm or ranch working with livestock.

Meals: no

Stipend: $500 completion stipend and admission to Quivira Coalition's Regenerate Conference

Housing: no

Preferred method of Contact: email