



The PrairieFood journey began long before the name existed—rooted in curiosity, experimentation, and a partnership that started over a decade ago. What started as a quest to turn cattle manure into renewable fuel evolved into something far more powerful: a breakthrough soil biology solution. By accident, and then by design, PrairieFood discovered how to transform local biowaste into microbe-ready carbon that revives tired soil and reduces our reliance on synthetic inputs.
We tripled production in fiscal 2026 and improved our margins while doing it. Making more of something is an engineering problem. Making each gallon cost less at the same time is a discipline problem — and it is the reason we can talk about the next plant without talking about a premium price.
Healthier soils mean resilient crops, nourished animals, thriving humans, and a sustainable world around us all. With deep roots and fresh eyes, we’re rebuilding the biological engine of agriculture from the ground up.





