Understanding Ag, LLC is committed to the long-term success of regenerative agriculture and the farmers and ranchers who implement soil health-focused regenerative agriculture principles. We understand that to keep the regenerative agriculture movement moving forward, future leaders must be identified, encouraged and supported, which is why we’ve established the non-profit 6-3-4 Regeneration organization and its Future Leaders in Regenerative Ag Scholarship Program.
Donate and Receive a Special Gift
For the second year, Rob Samuels, grandson of the founders and managing director of Maker’s Mark Distiller, has donated a cask of Maker’s Mark Private Selection Bourbon to support the Future Leaders in Regenerative Agriculture scholarship program. And with a $150 donation to the non-profit 6-3-4 Regeneration organization, you can receive a bottle of this specially crafted Kentucky straight bourbon whisky, barrel finished with 10 oak staves selected by the founders of 6-3-4 Regeneration.
Donate to the FLRA Scholarship Program
| You can help ensure the regenerative ag movement flourishes in the years ahead, by making a donation to the Future Leaders in Regenerative Agriculture (FLRA) program. Use this method to make a donation of any denomination without receiving a bottle of Private Selection Bourbon. |
Future Leaders: Apply for a Scholarship
The primary purpose of Understanding Ag’s and the Soil Health Academy’s Future Leaders in Regenerative Ag Scholarship Program is to provides funding for up to $5,000 towards regenerative agriculture education for qualifying individuals (offerings based on funds availability).
If you prefer to make a donation by check, please mail it to:
6-3-4 Regeneration
1305A S. Brundidge Street PMB 104
Troy, AL 36081