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Great article! I would add my two cents to these proposed impactful options: Educational programs for the entire food supply chain system. Crucial to train each of the players to understand their role , outcomes and impact on regenerative agriculture.

How building bridges within supply chains can unlock opportunities in regenerative agriculture. Land to Market’s Wyatt Ball discusses building bridges between brands and farmers, and turning land into a force for good. https://lnkd.in/dTHW-RXE

What can we expect from corporate regenerative agriculture programs? I was looking into a partnership between Ceres, Inc., an agriculture investment firm, and Mexico's largest flour miller, Grupo Trimex, to advance regenerative agriculture practices through initiatives launched across Canadian and U.S. wheat supply chains. Specifics on the program’s operational strategy have not yet been released to the best of my knowledge, which leads to an ambiguity of what these programs do. How do they define regenerative? I would love to hear any of your comments on this as I'm trying to best understand these types of programs. I rarely talk about greenwashing and try to keep any assumptions out of my opinions. #regenerativeagriculture #regenerativefarming #climate #news https://lnkd.in/epijHmtf

This is only the beginning ... 🤩 General Mills, Walmart and Sam’s Club announced a collaboration today to help accelerate the adoption of regenerative agriculture on 600,000 acres in the U.S. by 2030. This represents the approximate number of acres General Mills uses to source key ingredients for its products sold through the retailers. According to the companies, the goal of the new initiative is to support the transition to regenerative agriculture production in the Northern and Southern Great Plains through systems change and elevate the potential for more resilient yields for farmers through efforts that will help improve soil health, watersheds, biodiversity, climate change and farmer economic resilience.

Explore how investors can support the shift from traditional to regenerative agricultural practices. Learn about the benefits this transition offers for people and the planet, as well as the risks we face if we continue with current methods. Read Regenerative agriculture: Investing in food production in a more sustainable way by Maya Zamir and M.A. Miller published by Equities.com. https://lnkd.in/e3it3fkK #regenerativeagriculture #impactinvesting

New blog on the importance of regenerative agriculture and practices. Finding ways to make conventional farming systems more sustainable can go a long way for the both the environment and for profitability of growers. As consumers we can also do our part through understanding where our food comes from and how it is produced. We all need to be conscious of our food production systems and their impact on ecosystem and human health.

The imperative to embrace regenerative agriculture extends far beyond the confines of farm fields - we have a collective responsibility – be you a Consumer, Farm manager, or CEO - as stewards of the Earth, to do our part in supporting regenerative agriculture and those who are implementing these practices. In short - support your farmers https://lnkd.in/ghsjdG26

I highly recommend reading this enlightening article on regenerative agriculture by John Kempf. The insights shared in this piece shed light on the immense potential of regenerative practices in revolutionizing our food system and safeguarding our collective well-being. Delve into the paradigm shift that can secure a healthier, more resilient future for generations to come. This is a must-read.   Read the article here: https://lnkd.in/dZZwSTkV   #FoodSecurity #Sustainability #Innovation #Agriculture #EmpoweringFarmers #PositiveImpact #SmallholderFarmers #ClimateAction #SustainableFarming #GlobalImpact #AgriculturalInnovation #SocialImpact #Resilience #CommunityDevelopment #SustainableDevelopment #ChangingLives #Vestergaard #TransformingLives #ZeroPoverty

🌱💡 Regenerative Agriculture: The Need for Transparency and Rewards for Farmers 💡🌱 Hey #AgTech enthusiasts! Our very own Ruud (Rudolf) Overbeek in this thought-provoking piece on Regenerative Agriculture on AgTechNavigator. It's a must-read if you're into sustainable farming and curious about how we can make it more rewarding for those with their boots in the soil. The gist? Regenerative agriculture is fantastic for the planet, but we need to make it as transparent and profitable as a freshly polished apple for our hard-working farmers. 🍏💰It's time we dig deeper (pun intended!) into methods that not only nurture Mother Earth but also ensure that those tilling the land reap the benefits they truly deserve. Let's cultivate a discussion on how tech can bridge this gap. Maybe it's through better data tracking, smarter supply chain integration, or simply putting more green in the pockets of our green thumbs! 🚜🌾 Check out the article and let's brainstorm. How can we, as a community, make regenerative agriculture both an environmental win and a financial high-five for farmers? 🤔🌍 #SustainableFarming #RegenerativeAgriculture #InnovationInAgriculture #FoodChainID Chetan Parmar, Ruud (Rudolf) Overbeek, Heather Secrist, Nate Ensrud, Stuart Held Link to the article: "Regenerative Agriculture Must Become More Transparent and Rewarding for Farmers"

This an insightful article on what is happening in the regenerative agriculture landscape. #engsustain #business #regenerativeagriculture #sustainability #transparency