Great content, with an unexciting delivery.

This book would most likely be best enjoyed by someone already interested in and familiar with regenerative farming. The individual topics/chapters are great reads, they each cover a movement within the larger umbrella and bring fresh ideas. 
Unfortunately, each one reads like a great journal article, and the whole work does not read as a book. Kelsey uses his personal story and connection to farming in Indiana to weave them together, but it’s not strong enough to tie together so many places and topics. 
The pictures are also beautiful and help bring you to the places they have traveled! Unfortunately, I don’t think this is a book I’d pick up to re-read (and re-appreciate the photos). 

Overall, if you’re interested in regenerative agriculture (for health, environment, or culture) this book does have something for you and it is enjoyable.