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Does your food nourish you—
or just claim to?
Labels can say organic, natural, or fresh, but that doesn’t guarantee what your body is actually receiving. The truth is, much of our modern food looks alive but is nutritionally hollow—grown in depleted soil, bred for shelf life over substance. You can’t always see the difference, but you can taste it. And more importantly, your body can feel it.
That’s where the Bionutrient Food Association steps in. We’re building a new food culture rooted in nutrient density, soil health, and transparency. By supporting growers, educating consumers, and even developing tools to measure real nutritional value, BFA is helping you reconnect to what food is meant to be: nourishing, vital, and alive. Because it’s not just about what you eat—it’s about what that food was fed long before it reached your plate.
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We work to support growers in changing their management practices to improve the quality of food they produce.
We seek to support, educate, organize and empower farmers, scientists and leaders in building human and planetary vitality through the principles of life and nature.
Together, we are stewards of our food future.
Through founding The Bionutrient Institute, we work with a network of labs to access food, crops & management practices in a survey of the food supply broadly. We understand through this work that massive variation exists in the food supply. We understand science to be a means to understand this variation & improve our practices globally.
The BFA is a membership organization that seeks to support depth of understanding and community through our annual Soil & Nutrition Conference, courses and on-farm consultation. Learn how to become a member of this vibrant community here.
We work to support consumers and growers of food in determining which food is nutritionally superior, and guidance on growing it. To further achieve this, we’ve developed a handheld Bionutrient Meter that, with a flash of light, can offer nutritional information about food, crops and soil.
