Borrud & Bryceson Join Board

Aleta Borrud and Josh Bryceson have joined the Land Stewardship Project’s board of directors. Borrud is a retired physician from Rochester, Minn., and has long been involved in LSP’s policy organizing work. She served on LSP’s Healthcare Steering Committee and was a participant in the first social justice cohort the group organized. Borrud has frequently spoken at organizing meetings and testified at the Minnesota Legislature. This marks a return to the board for Borrud; she stepped down in 2021 to serve a temporary role on LSP’s staff as an organizer during the state legislative session.

Bryceson, along with his wife, Rama Hoffpauir, owns and operates Turnip Rock Farm and Cosmic Wheel Creamery in Clear Lake, Wis. The farm produces vegetables, cheese, and pastured meat.

Over the years, Bryceson and Hoffpauir’s farm has served as a training ground for several beginning farmers, and they have hosted LSP on-farm education events and tours. Bryceson has also hosted participants in LSP’s Journeyperson course and served as a panelist at Community Supported Agriculture and organic farming conferences. p

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