Wozu

Barth Robinson • October 6, 2026

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To Plant or Grow

At Wozu, which means “to plant” or “to grow,” we believe regenerative agriculture is more than a farming practice—it is a pathway to healing our land, restoring our relationship with buffalo, strengthening local food systems, and creating opportunities for future generations. Our work is grounded in advancing food sovereignty, buffalo restoration, renewable energy, cultural revitalization, and regenerative land stewardship throughout Indigenous communities.


We are excited to partner with TC Alliance and look forward to sharing knowledge, building meaningful partnerships, and advancing solutions that support healthy soils, healthy communities, and a sustainable future for Indigenous peoples.


— Dave Archambault II
Former Chairman, Standing Rock Sioux Tribe
Chief Executive Officer, Wozu


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