AGRINATIF
A Grown in Haiti initiative training a Haitian regenerative field team to design, lead, teach, and adapt this work for the landscapes and communities they know.
THE AGRINATIF TEAM
ANDY
Core field team · Full profile coming soon
FRANTZ
KENYA
Core field team · Full profile coming soonCore field team · Full profile coming soonTHE TEAM
Andy, Frantz, and Kenya are the current core team. Pelou is in the process of joining.
TEAM PROFILES
COMING SOON: Updated portraits, short bios, and Pelou’s final details will be added here.
FIRST CLIENT PROJECT
The team is creating a regenerative orchard for its first client in the Nippes region near Miragoâne, applying regenerative design in a paid professional setting while building planning, installation, and long-term stewardship skills.
WHAT AGRINATIF CAN TAKE ON
Regenerative orchards • Agroforestry systems • Land restoration • Planting and maintenance • Monitoring • Field implementation
READY FOR THE NEXT CHALLENGE
Landowners, farms, community groups, institutions, and aligned partners can support this team’s growth through paid contracts that match its developing capacity.
START A PAID PROJECT
Contact Grown in Haiti through the website’s Contact page.
WORKING WITH FARMERS
AgriNatif also represents the farmers Grown in Haiti supports and works alongside: 48 farming families supported through the Clara Lionel Foundation, within a total network of 50+ farming households.
FIRST PAID ORCHARD PROJECT
The team is designing and installing a regenerative orchard for its first paid client in Nippes, near Miragoâne. This engagement builds professional experience in planning, installation, monitoring, and long-term stewardship while protecting the client’s exact identity and location.
HOW A PROJECT MOVES
We begin with land goals, site conditions, access, and the client’s priorities.
Step 1The team develops a practical regenerative design, work plan, materials list, and timeline.
Step 2AgriNatif carries out field implementation while adapting to weather, soils, and on-site realities.
Step 3Follow-up monitoring and maintenance support the system as it establishes and evolves.
Step 4