Farm Planning
Whole-system farm planning evaluates land history, resources, constraints, and opportunities to create site-specific strategies for productivity, conservation, partnerships, and long-term land management.
Solutions in the Land helps landowners, farmers, and agricultural stakeholders make smarter land-use decisions through practical planning, stewardship guidance, and revenue-focused strategies. From farm viability to conservation opportunities, our work balances long-term productivity with environmental responsibility, drawing on Midwest agricultural realities and site-specific planning that supports resilient outcomes.
Strategic planning services that align land productivity, stewardship goals, operational needs, and long-term economic resilience.
Whole-system farm planning evaluates land history, resources, constraints, and opportunities to create site-specific strategies for productivity, conservation, partnerships, and long-term land management.
Environmental site assessments identify land conditions, regulatory considerations, and improvement opportunities so owners can make informed decisions about use, stewardship, and future development.
Food system planning supports regional development, market-driven crop systems, and stronger supply chains that connect land-use decisions with practical economic outcomes.
Succession planning helps owners prepare for future transitions in management or ownership while protecting land value, continuity, and long-term operational stability.
Organic transition planning guides farms through certification requirements and operational changes needed to shift land use toward compliant, sustainable production systems.
Regenerative transition consulting helps reshape land management around soil health, biodiversity, and restorative practices that improve ecological and financial performance over time.
Effective land use planning and management brings together environmental stewardship, operational practicality, and financial resilience. Solutions in the Land develops tailored strategies that help clients evaluate constraints, uncover revenue opportunities, and align land decisions with long-term goals. With roots in Kenosha and experience across working landscapes, our team approaches each property through a whole-system lens grounded in measurable outcomes.
We combine agricultural insight, planning expertise, and practical strategy for better land-use decisions.
Every plan is tailored to the property’s resources, constraints, and long-term management goals.
We focus on practical recommendations with clear outcomes for stewardship, income, and land performance.
Our team connects production, conservation, and business strategy into one coordinated planning framework.
Based in Kenosha, we understand Midwest farming realities, watershed concerns, and working-land priorities.
Experienced advisors guiding resilient land-use decisions.
Managing Partner & Agronomist
Ron Doetch is a Managing Partner and Agronomist at Solutions in the Land, a regenerative agriculture consulting firm headquartered in Kenosha, WI. With an entire career dedicated to food systems, Ron has developed deep expertise in organic, sustainable, and restorative agriculture practices. As a co-founder of the company, he collaborated with landscape architect Jim Patchett to integrate urban and rural agricultural designs that address food access, food waste, and environmental stewardship. Ron leads whole-system farm planning initiatives and organic transition consulting, helping landowners and farmers achieve both economic resilience and ecological sustainability. His site-specific, market-driven approach ensures measurable outcomes for every client he serves.
Grazing & Soil Consultant
Allen Williams serves as a Grazing and Soil Consultant at Solutions in the Land, bringing a uniquely personal perspective to regenerative agriculture as a sixth-generation farmer. His extensive hands-on experience has made him a recognized expert in soil health, adaptive multi-paddock grazing, and pasture-based meat production. Allen works closely with landowners and farmers to design grazing systems that restore soil vitality, improve watershed health, and increase farm profitability. His deep-rooted connection to the land and commitment to measurable, science-based outcomes make him an invaluable resource for clients seeking to transition toward more sustainable and profitable farming systems across the United States.
Project Coordinator
Chloe Powers serves as Project Coordinator at Solutions in the Land, playing a vital role in ensuring the smooth execution of the company's regenerative agriculture and farm planning projects. Based out of Kenosha, WI, Chloe works closely with the consulting team to coordinate client engagements, manage project timelines, and support the delivery of whole-system farm plans and organic transition programs. Her organizational expertise and dedication to client service help bridge the gap between strategic planning and on-the-ground implementation. Chloe's commitment to Solutions in the Land's mission of creating sustainable food and farming systems ensures that every project runs efficiently and that clients receive attentive, professional support throughout their journey.
Local Foods Program Director
Cheri Doetch is the Local Foods Program Director at Solutions in the Land, where she leads initiatives focused on strengthening local and regional food systems. Based in Kenosha, WI, Cheri oversees programs that connect farmers, landowners, and community stakeholders with market-based opportunities that promote sustainable food production and distribution. Her work supports the company's core mission of addressing the most significant challenges facing food and farming systems today. Cheri's dedication to building community-centered agricultural networks aligns with Solutions in the Land's partnerships with organizations such as the Fondy Food Center and the Mequon Nature Preserve, ensuring that local food access remains a cornerstone of the company's broader sustainability goals.
Land use planning and management is the process of evaluating how land can be used, improved, protected, and managed over time. It considers physical conditions, environmental constraints, operational goals, revenue opportunities, and long-term stewardship. For agricultural properties, this often includes farm viability, conservation strategy, succession considerations, and alignment with local, state, and federal programs.
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Watershed-focused partner supporting stewardship work.
Community food systems partnership connection.
Regional development partnership credibility.
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