Fat Pig Society

Fat Pig Society, a cooperative rooted in organic farming practices, is dedicated to supporting small organic farm businesses through economic innovation and cooperation. Their primary focus is on providing Free CBD to farmers instead of selling it, aiming to tie the economic health of farms and farmers to the wellness of people worldwide. The organization's mission is to generate an additional $100,000 per year income for as many small organic farmers as possible, as this amount is deemed crucial by agricultural experts to save family farms and preserve organic agricultural land for future generations.

The core product of Fat Pig Society is their Free CBD initiative, where they create a producer-owned vertically integrated co-op of hemp-for-CBD farmers in Colorado. By growing 2 acres of hemp for CBD through this cooperative model, farmers can earn additional revenue of up to or beyond $100,000. One of the key differentiators of the organization is their unique approach of offering Free CBD to farmers, fostering economic sustainability and supporting the growth of organic farming practices. Noteworthy achievements include their successful establishment as an all-volunteer organization and their commitment to empowering farmers through cooperation and mutual care.

Founded by Bill Althouse, Iginia Boccalandro, and other key members, Fat Pig Society operates with a focus on holistic health, prosperity, and wellness. Their values center around regenerative soil practices, organic and clean products, as well as valuing and empowering farmers. The organization has garnered support from various individuals, including scientists, authors, volunteers, and happy customers who have experienced the positive impact of their CBD products. Moving forward, Fat Pig Society's strategic direction involves expanding their reach to support more small organic farmers and continue advocating for sustainable farming practices.