Enabling agriculture and food enterprises to become levers of societal transformation

“All economic and societal development begins and ends with agriculture and the resulting access to food. Rethinking and reimagining our agri-food systems is key to addressing the intertwined challenges to water supply, climate, biodiversity, food security, health, and well-being.” (C. O. Scharmer and K. Kaufer, 2025)

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Values Statement

1. Farms can become places of health, collaboration, and beauty – forming islands of coherence.

2. Agriculture as the source of the well-being of all.

3. We see agriculture as a leverage point for cultural renewal.

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The Three Soils

Ecological Soil, Social Soil, Inner Soil: the health of these soils shape the health of our lives. IMA’s Three Soils Framework provides structure for transformational learning together. Read more —>

Transformational Learning

IMA’s role is to help reconnect knowledge to action by guiding a process of exploration, intention setting and experimentation. Learning together can mean transformational change for you, your organization, and the Earth.

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Past & Present Partners

Presencing Institute, Cambridge, MA

Hawthorne Valley Farm and Association, Ghent, NY

Biodynamic Farming and Gardening Association, East Troy, WI

Chester Agricultural Center, Chester, NY

Vilicus Farms, Northern Hill County, MT

Foodlink, Rochester, NY

Gopal Farm, New Paltz, NY

Sunfield Land for Learning, Port Hadlock, WA

Threefold Community Farm, Chestnut Ridge, NY

Churchtown Dairy, Hudson, NY

Rolling Grocer 19, Hudson, NY