🌎Welcome, EarthShare!

🤝Our new nonprofit partner! 🐌

🌎Welcome, EarthShare! 🤝Our new nonprofit partner! 🐌

BioCycle Hub

Snails to soil, we power the cycle.

Mission:

to centralize infrastructure by supporting future cooperative food systems, workforce development, and ecological entrepreneurship.

How it works

What does healing look like in your hands?

Choose your role in the BioCycle:

  • Ranchers

    Grow protein that replenishes your soil. Literally.

    Join the BioCycle

  • Educators & Schools

    The BioCycle teaches youth to rebuild ecosystems—one cast, one crop, one class at a time.

    Host a workshop

  • Merchants

    Sell what your wares through our store

    Start selling

  • Funders

    Invest in a system that restores land and lives.

    Support our work

  • Restaurants

    Your scraps could fuel the next generation of food systems.

    BioCycle food waste

  • Farm workers

    Earn, learn, and lead through regenerative agriculture

    Get trained

💁 Equip yourself 🛠️

💁 Equip yourself 🛠️

Tools for the soil revolution

From regenerative goods to furniture, each item fuels the future we’re growing.

Six-Figure Heliciculture 101: Workbook and Action Plan
Sale
BioPod Plus™ BioPod Plus™
The Worm Chalet™ : 3-Tier Vermicompost System The Worm Chalet™ : 3-Tier Vermicompost System

In the loop

Ideas taking root. Experiments in motion. See what’s growing behind the scenes.

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From Overgrazed to Regenerative: Boost your margins. Heal your land. One cycle at a time.
From Overgrazed to Regenerative: Boost your margins. Heal your land. One cycle at a time.

Industrial cattle operations are under pressure—from drought, soil depletion, and market volatility. The BioCycle Hub isn’t here to replace your herd. It’s here to restore your soil, diversify your income, and reduce your operational waste.

Do you have infrastructure that responds when needed?
Do you have infrastructure that responds when needed?

Explore how the BioCycle Hub mobilizes heliciculture to deliver soil restoration, job training, and culturally relevant food access to underserved communities.

So . . . what do escargot taste like?
So . . . what do escargot taste like?

What does escargot actually taste like? It’s not slimy, and it’s definitely not boring. Escargot offer a tender, savory bite that shifts with how they’re cooked—from buttery and delicate to smoky, spiced, or stewed. Whether you’re curious or committed, here’s your crash course on the flavor and texture of a versatile delicacy.

What we waste could be what saves us
What we waste could be what saves us

What if every apple core, garden scrap, and grocery cast-off could power a regenerative economy? Our system makes that future real—starting with snails and compost.

Scaling regeneration
Scaling regeneration

Find out how Helix aspersa Müller—nature’s regenerative engineers—could help scale your operation’s soil restoration through an innovative, mobile heliciculture unit called the BioCycle. Because escargot farming not only offers a scalable protein source and agribusiness model but also delivers measurable gains in land revitalization for farms depleted by industrial agriculture.

Quick note on conservation and snails
Quick note on conservation and snails

On the conception of the BioCycle Hub…

🐌 Snails as Co-workers, decomposers, and slow revolutionaries
🐌 Snails as Co-workers, decomposers, and slow revolutionaries

What if your co-workers were snails? In this reflection on healing, land stewardship, and design, discover how heliciculture (snail farming) became a powerful revolution in sustainable agriculture, circular economy, and creative inspiration in the Texas Hill Country.

✍️ Join the BioCycle Hub

We invite mission-aligned partners who share our vision of community-led systems change—particularly those serving rural, underserved, or ecologically vulnerable areas.

Submissions are reviewed monthly through discovery calls with aligned partners.