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I just read an inspiring article about regenerative agriculture: The Case for Regenerative Agriculture in Germany—and Beyond by Torsten Kurth, Benjamin Subei, Paul Plötner, and Simon Krämer. One major cause of wild bee extinction is our dependence on current agricultural practices. But there are sustainable, economically viable alternatives out there. So, what’s holding us back from making this shift? As part of my Value Creator journey this semester, my team and I hope to find some answers—or maybe even better questions—to drive a change. Anastasia Van der Lende Filip Kopta #RegenerativeAgriculture #WildBeeConservation #Sustainability #ValueCreators #Agriculture

🌱💡 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"

Organic Valley will Pay Dairy Farmers for Climate-Smart and Regenerative Practices Organic Valley initiated its in-house carbon insetting program, offering both technical support and payments to dairy farmers for adopting regenerative agriculture. They aim to enroll 500 farms over five years, and implement nearly 1,200 regenerative practices. They’ll fund this initiative through the creation of their own carbon market, ultimately cutting the middleman out of the value chain and giving that stake to farmers. I feel this will have a better incentive alignment between credit issuers and farmers, where suppliers don't have to pay a third party to administer their credits. That being said, I don't know how this will impact the reliability of practices, where a third party like Indigo uses the same standards of measure for all of their projects. More on This Week In Regenerative Agriculture! https://lnkd.in/edtbAXXa #regenerativeagriculture #regenerativefarming #climate #food

"Regenerative Organic Agriculture is a movement as old as agriculture itself, yet modern at the same time. It means farming with nature, rather than against it." I've seen more big brands talk about sourcing from regenerative farms and it make me so happy! Check out Jonathan Simpson's piece - and share your thoughts - how we can help brands make this happen faster?

“Better soil, better health.” At OxfordSM we like a good challenge and love to partner up with you to be a force of good growth. Check out this article from Jonathan Simpson 👇🏻

Regenerative agriculture shows us how adopting more sustainable practices can save money, improve productivity, and increase profitability. https://lnkd.in/gJY6CDDi

Regenerative agriculture has become the ‘new normal’ for companies looking to reduce carbon emissions and protect soil health. But with no standardised definition, measurement protocols, or set practices, organisations are charting their own path. https://lnkd.in/dwq-_P8T #regenerativeagriculture

Regenerative Agriculture: How manufacturers and farmers are working together Regenerative agriculture has gained widespread attention in recent years as manufacturers and consumers grow to fully understand its importance. But how are farmers approaching it, and what challenges are they facing? #sustainability #foodsystems #regenerative

We are rushing towards a world of food depletion. Regenerative agriculture may help to an extent. Have a read! https://lnkd.in/dTi7PKD3 #RegenerativeAgriculture