All Services

Every land-use and farm service, in one place.

From a single soil report to a multi-county comprehensive plan, every engagement runs through the same 143-question diagnostic and the same six-part process.

The Solutions in the Land team working in the field
How we organize the work

Four practice areas. One integrated practice.

Every engagement is scoped from four connected practice areas: farm planning and strategy, regenerative agriculture, environmental assessments, and farm-lease consulting.

Clients rarely need just one. A succession plan usually pulls in regenerative consulting and a lease review. A county comprehensive plan usually pulls in watershed and food-system work. We scope the combination the property or the decision actually calls for.

  • 143-question diagnostic behind every service
  • Fixed-fee scoping wherever the scope is clear
  • Independent advisory, never tied to a single vendor
  • Optional implementation support after the plan lands
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Practice areas

Where our services live

Pick a starting point. Every category page lists the individual engagements underneath.

Farm Planning & Strategy

Farm Planning & Strategy

Whole-system, succession, business and food-system planning rooted in our 143-question process.

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Regenerative Agriculture

Regenerative Agriculture

Soil-health-led consulting on regenerative practices, organic transitions, agroforestry, and cover crop systems.

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Environmental Assessments

Environmental Assessments

Site, watershed, and ecological assessments for landowners, conservation groups, and municipalities.

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Farm Lease Consulting

Farm Lease Consulting

Lease advisory for owners and operators: agricultural, conservation, crop-share, and solar leases.

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Every service

The full list, in one grid

The full catalog of individual service engagements. Each links to its own detail page.

Whole-System Farm Planning

A site-specific plan answering 143 questions across stewardship, profitability, and legacy.

  • Farm Planning & Strategy
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Succession Planning

Pass the farm intact across generations with a written, agreed-upon transition plan.

  • Farm Planning & Strategy
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Farm Business Planning

Translate enterprise mix, capital, and risk into a viable, durable business model.

  • Farm Planning & Strategy
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Food System Planning

Connect farms to urban demand, food access, processing, and waste loops.

  • Farm Planning & Strategy
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Regenerative Ag. Consulting

Diagnose, design, and implement regenerative practices that protect yield while rebuilding soil.

  • Regenerative Agriculture
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Organic Transition Planning

A three-year plan that meets certification standards and maintains operating margin.

  • Regenerative Agriculture
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Agroforestry & Soil Health

Tree and perennial systems that diversify income, hold water, and rebuild biology.

  • Regenerative Agriculture
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Environmental Site Assessments

Phase-I-grade due diligence for acquisitions, conservation, or transition decisions.

  • Environmental Assessments
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Watershed Management Planning

Watershed plans grounded in HUC hydrology, BMPs, and stakeholder reality.

  • Environmental Assessments
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Ecological Assessment

Habitat, biodiversity, and ecosystem-function assessments that drive restoration.

  • Environmental Assessments
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Agricultural Lease Advisory

Independent advisory on rent, terms, BMPs, and incentive alignment for owners and operators.

  • Farm Lease Consulting
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Conservation & Succession Leases

Lease structures that protect conservation goals across owner-operator generations.

  • Farm Lease Consulting
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Crop-Share & Flex Rent

Risk-shared rent structures that match cash flow to actual yield and price.

  • Farm Lease Consulting
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Solar / Renewable Energy Leases

Solar lease review that protects soil reversibility, tax basis, and decommissioning.

  • Farm Lease Consulting
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How we work

The six-part process applied to every engagement

The same framework, scoped from a single service to a whole-system plan.

1

Guiding Principles

Decision-maker principles vetted and agreed up front.

2

Regional Context

History, settlement, water, community, regional economy.

3

Current Conditions

Inventory of soils, easements, fertility, and lay of the land.

4

Opportunities & Constraints

Infrastructure, regulation, legal requirements.

5

Recommendations

Resilience-first adjustments grounded in real numbers.

6

Revenue Generators

Income-producing recommendations weighed against future burden.

Frequently asked questions

Good to know
Fixed fee whenever the scope is clear, hourly during discovery. We quote precisely in writing after a free consultation and a look at the property.
A single-service engagement runs 3 to 6 months. Whole-farm and multi-property engagements typically run 6 to 12 months.
Yes, and most clients combine two or three. A whole-system engagement is designed to draw from every service area at once.
The Midwest (Wisconsin, Illinois, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota) is our core service area. We also take on projects nationally when the scope calls for it.
A written plan in PDF, an executive summary, and a working meeting with the decision-makers. Optional implementation support afterward.
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