Dan Sanderson is a lifelong farmer from Northern Illinois with over 50 years of experience in agriculture. Raised on a family farm, Dan has dedicated his career to exploring and implementing innovative practices that improve both the land and the way food is grown. His book Grounded: One Farmer’s Journey to Regenerative Agriculture shares his story and the lessons in farming he has learned along the way.

As the steward of Pasture Grazed Regenerative Farm, Dan has transitioned from conventional farming methods to regenerative agriculture, focusing on soil health, biodiversity, and sustainability. His farm is a model of how livestock integration, rotational grazing, and cover cropping can work together to heal the land and produce nutrient-dense food. Dan is always happy to share his journey and insights at conferences, workshops, and with fellow farmers seeking to make a positive impact. His lifelong commitment to learning, observing nature, and adapting to new information makes him a credible and passionate advocate for regenerative farming practices.

Rosie Trump bridges the gap between farmers who grow food and the people who enjoy it. As a marketing professional and storyteller, Rosie helps translate the complex work of regenerative agriculture into meaningful conversations that inspire understanding, trust, and community. She was the driving force behind transforming Pasture Grazed from a small family beef business into a multifaceted hub offering farm-to-table experiences, educational tours, and direct-to-consumer products. She is passionate about empowering farm families to tell their stories, build thriving businesses, and create authentic connections with customers who care about where their food comes from.

Rosie is available for speaking engagements and workshops focused on storytelling in agriculture, building a direct-sale farm business, and creating consumer trust through transparency. Her approachable, relatable style makes her a powerful advocate for farmers, families, and anyone working to reconnect people to the land.