PLANTING SEEDS OF TRANSFORMATION
Keturah Farms Documentary chronicles the development and expanding vision of Keturah Farms and its mission to address hunger through sustainable agriculture.
Rather than focusing only on distributing food, the Keturah Farms model asks another important question:
WHAT IF WE HELP PEOPLE LEARN HOW TO GROW FOOD?
The documentary explores how small-scale farming, agricultural education, community partnerships, and entrepreneurship can help families and communities move toward greater food security and sustainability.
Through real stories and agricultural projects, viewers see a vision that reaches beyond a single harvest.
PLANT A SEED.
TRAIN A FARMER.
STRENGTHEN A FAMILY.
TRANSFORM A COMMUNITY.
AN AWARD-WINNING DOCUMENTARY
Branson International Film Festival
Branson International Film Festival
Urban Mediamakers Film Festival
Urban Mediamakers Film Festival
A GLOBAL VISION FOR LOCAL FOOD SECURITY
The Keturah Farms story reaches across borders.
Through relationships with farmers, agricultural leaders, schools, families, and community partners, the Keturah Farms vision has expanded internationally while also developing a model for micro-farming and agricultural education in the United States.
THE GOAL IS NOT SIMPLY TO BUILD FARMS.
THE GOAL IS TO DEVELOP MODELS THAT CAN BE TAUGHT, REPLICATED, AND MULTIPLIED.
BEHIND THE SCENES: The People Behind the Story
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EXPERIENCE THE ENTIRE JOURNEY
You've seen the trailers.
Now experience the complete story.
Watch Keturah Farms Documentary and discover how a vision for agriculture grew into a mission to help communities produce food, develop farmers, and create sustainable opportunities.
Keturah Farms Documentary
Running Time: 57 minutes
Format: Documentary
Language: English
Produced by: Battle Media
THE STORY CONTINUES
Discover Keturah Farms Farm's Fresh Produce
The documentary captures part of the Keturah Farms journey.
But the work continues.
New farmers need training.
Communities need sustainable food-production solutions.
New micro-farms need to be developed.
And more people need the opportunity to learn how to grow food.
YOU CAN BECOME PART OF THE NEXT CHAPTER.
