What if a local economy could work more like an ecosystem?
We’re excited to welcome Azuraye Wycoff to Sovereignty Summit 2027.
Azuraye is the founder and operator of Yellow Barn Farm in Boulder, Colorado, where she runs six interconnected businesses as one regenerative economy - spanning composting, local food distribution, events, landscaping and regenerative agriculture.
Her work is built around a different way of thinking about infrastructure: money moves like water, businesses grow like a root system, and resources cycle back into the land they came from.
Through Yellow Barn Farm, Azuraye is demonstrating what local resilience can look like in practice, creating systems where food, business, community and land support one another rather than operating in isolation.
She also writes The Stalk Market Times, a weekly column exploring food, systems and the economics of staying put.
At Sovereignty Summit, Azuraye will bring a practical perspective to the Food, Farming & Land pillar, exploring how regenerative thinking can strengthen local economies, communities and the places we call home.
📍 Coronet Peak, Queenstown, New Zealand
🗓️ 2–3 April 2027
Tickets: https://sovereigntysummit.nz/
Connect with Azuraye:
Instagram: @azuraye72
Yellow Barn Farm: @yellowbarn.farm
Website: yellowbarn.farm
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