Alexa Kipper

Greetings! My name is Alexa and I am a soil health nerd! My journey into composting and regenerative farming originated from personal health challenges. Recognizing the profound connection between human health and soil health, I became aware of the toxicity and unsustainability inherent in current agricultural practices. Despite this awareness, I was unsure how to address the issue until 2014, when I discovered and delved into the realms of permaculture and biodynamic agriculture.

These alternative agricultural approaches showcased the possibility of cultivating abundant, nutritious food in harmony with nature. This revelation filled me with hope for the future and empowered me to take action. Since then, I've gained hands-on experience in various facets of soil health, including soil microbiology, composting, agronomy, soil remediation, permaculture, mycology, and the creation of homemade fertilizer inputs.

For the past four years, I've served as the Director of Cultivation at Hypha, where I apply regenerative techniques to cultivate high quality, medicinal, cannabis in Michigan. Additionally, I am a co-founder of Camp Compost, a regenerative event situated in Central Lake Michigan. This grassroots initiative aims to share information crucial for regenerating the land and our bodies through harnessing the power of the microbial world. Our mission at Camp Compost is to inoculate the mind, body, and soil with the empowering knowledge of composting and regenerative farming. The annual event takes place every September, and for more details, please visit campcompost.com.

I firmly believe that regenerating the soil is the most impactful action we can take to improve human and environmental health. This is why my intention is to to help others improve the health of their soil with my consulting and education services.

As stewards of the planet, it is our responsibility to live in harmony with all forms of life, and composting serves as a tangible and impactful expression of love and devotion to the land, offering a glimmer of hope for our future.” 

- Alexa Kipper

We are nature, therefore if we are disconnected from nature, we are also disconnected from ourselves