What if a regenerative food system already existed?

We’re America's first integrated heliciculture infrastructure.

A 501(c)(3) nonprofit · 2026 EarthShot Prize Nominee · Patent-pending

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Nominated for the 2026 EarthShot Prize

Backed by the Christopher Reynolds Foundation

Nominated for the 2026 EarthShot Prize Backed by the Christopher Reynolds Foundation

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Why we exist

The American food system depends on three fragile external inputs: food that must be shipped in, fuel to move it, and fossil-fuel-derived fertilizer to grow it.

When all three strain at once, food gets scarce — and the people with the least margin go hungry first.

We're building the closed-loop system that reduces dependency on all three.

What we do

Turn plant scraps into soil

Teach hands-on STEM

Grow clean protein

Seed microenterprises

Produce premium soil

Generate replicable data

Where we are today

We have cleared the hardest barriers. Here is the evidence:

✅ 501(c)(3) formed (January 2025)
✅ Patent-pending: EscarGrow‍ ✅ Established industry partnerships
✅ Seeking board members. Contact us

✅ 20-acre community farm in Farmersville, Tx
✅ 23 educators have requested a unit
✅ Dan 3d Studio retained for prototype
✅ 2026 EarthShot Prize nomination

The ways to engage HHH

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Program participants

Access land, compost, infrastructure, and co-applicant status for funding. Build a business on working farmland.

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Funders & Donors

Fund the only EarthShot-nominated heliciculture operation in the United States. Restricted grant administration through the Community Farm Program.

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Investors

One regulatory moat. Eight revenue streams. The domestic snail mucin supply chain does not yet exist at scale — until this does.

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