Projects

Success Stories in Agroforestry & Reforestation

What Landowners Are Saying

Working with Propagate to transition to Chestnuts are the next chapters in my efforts to meet the needs of the market through the wise utilization of our natural resources in ways that lead us to a more sustainable future.”

Keavin Hill, Hill Farms

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Aerial view of rural farmland with green fields, white pole markers, and a small winding creek, with buildings and trees in the background under a cloudy sky.
A man with glasses and a beard smiling, holding a large sunflower seed head, standing in a field with trees and a blue sky with clouds.
Aerial map showing a farm with outlined fields, crop types, and land features, including water bodies and contour lines.

A lot of farmers don’t have the time or bandwidth to invest in something like working buffers, which can take months - all kinds of communications, emails, and documents. It was great to have this kind of white-glove concierge relationship.”

Ben Davies, Wild Fox Farms

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A young tree with green leaves growing in a open field.
Cows grazing in a green field with yellow wildflowers, a fence, trees, and a clear blue sky in the background.
A landscape view of farmland with green hills and trees, divided into two zones; Zone 1 labeled 'Traditional Riparian Area' with purple area and Zone 2 labeled 'Working buffer' with pink area, and scattered farm buildings, a barn, and roads.

Propagate helped me feel confident that I was making a solid investment decision, that would generate strong long-term returns, while also benefiting the local ecosystem.”

Ben Lennon, Cold Spring Farm

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Three men standing in a green forest with tall trees and sunlight filtering through the leaves. One man is eating from a bowl, while another is touching the trunk of a tree. The third man stands with his hands in his pockets.
Five people standing in a field surrounded by small trees with white protective sleeves, some holding walking sticks, discussing or observing the trees on a cloudy day.
Map displaying soil suitability for black locust trees, with green indicating more suitable areas and gray indicating unsuitable zones due to land use or environmental factors. The map includes topography, roads, and highlighted site boundaries.

Propagate worked with our farmers in a way that provided value-added products, and potential to scale these projects across our network with interested farmers, which was (and remains) a priority.”

Sycamore May, Handsome Brook Farms

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Hands handling brown eggs on a tray, with a brown plastic egg carton in the background.
A farm scene with chickens on green grass, young trees, and a small shed with a blue sky overhead.
Two men planting a tree in a grassy field with a dog nearby. One man is holding a white plant stake, and the other is preparing the soil around a young tree. The sky is clear and blue.