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Is your company on board with the regenerative agriculture revolution? Regenerative agriculture is rapidly gaining momentum in the agri-food sector to mitigate the environmental and social harms of conventional farming practices.  While there isn't a universally accepted definition, regenerative agriculture emphasizes practices that deliver positive environmental and social outcomes. FAIRR’s recent report on regenerative agriculture found that: 50/79 companies worth USD 3 trillion mention regenerative agriculture initiatives in their disclosures.   Regenerative outcomes sought by companies are scattered with a preference for soil health and carbon.   Only 36% have quantified company-wide targets for regenerative agriculture.   16% discuss metrics and data, with only four companies having established baselines to measure progress.   Only 8% have targets to financially support farmers to deploy regenerative practices.  At Meurens Natural, we are committed to develop products based on regenerative agriculture! Jump on board with us and let's nurture the earth together using our organic and natural syrups and powders! Explore the vibrant world of regenerative agriculture and uncover its latest developments! https://lnkd.in/ertJbYFB #regenerativeagriculture #agrifood #natural #sustainability  

The Future of Farming: Embracing Regenerative Agriculture for Sustainability and Profitability 🌿🌱 In the shadow of the industrial revolution, agriculture has been one of the sectors most transformed by technological and chemical advancements. However, the environmental and economic sustainability of these methods has increasingly come into question. As we navigate through these challenges, a promising solution emerges: regenerative agriculture. 🚜💡 Regenerative agriculture represents not just a return to the roots of farming but an evolution towards a more sustainable and economically viable future for the agricultural industry. By prioritizing soil health, biodiversity, and ecosystem services, regenerative practices offer a holistic approach to food production that benefits the environment, farmers, and consumers alike. Key benefits of regenerative agriculture include: ✔ Enhanced Biodiversity: Diverse cropping systems support a wider range of species, improving resilience against pests and diseases. ✔ Improved Soil Health: Techniques like no-till farming preserve soil structure, increase water retention, and build organic matter. ✔ Natural Pest and Weed Management: Crop diversity and rotational grazing reduce reliance on synthetic herbicides and pesticides. ✔ Carbon Sequestration: Healthy soils have the incredible ability to capture and store carbon, offering a low-cost solution to climate change. Recent studies, such as those conducted by Professor Ratan Lal of Ohio State University, have highlighted the significant impact of regenerative practices on carbon sequestration. By increasing soil carbon content, we can not only improve soil health and productivity but also play a crucial role in mitigating climate change. As professionals in the agricultural and environmental sectors, we are at a pivotal moment. The adoption of regenerative agriculture offers a pathway to restore our lands, support small family farms, and contribute to a more sustainable and resilient food system. Let us embrace these practices, invest in the future of farming, and lead the way towards a more sustainable and prosperous world. 🌎💼 #RegenerativeAgriculture #SustainableFarming #ClimateAction #AgriculturalInnovation #FutureOfFarming #NetMindsWorld

Is your company on board with the regenerative agriculture revolution? Regenerative agriculture is rapidly gaining momentum in the agri-food sector to mitigate the environmental and social harms of conventional farming practices. While there isn't a universally accepted definition, regenerative agriculture emphasizes practices that deliver positive environmental and social outcomes. FAIRR’s recent report on regenerative agriculture found that: 50/79 companies worth USD 3 trillion mention regenerative agriculture initiatives in their disclosures. Regenerative outcomes sought by companies are scattered with a preference for soil health and carbon. Only 36% have quantified company-wide targets for regenerative agriculture. 16% discuss metrics and data, with only four companies having established baselines to measure progress. Only 8% have targets to financially support farmers to deploy regenerative practices. At Meurens Natural, we are committed to develop products based on regenerative agriculture! Jump on board with us and let's nurture the earth together using our organic and natural syrups and powders! Explore the vibrant world of regenerative agriculture and uncover its latest developments!

Transition to regenerative agriculture is only possible if empowered farmers are at the forefront, as stewards of the land and central part of the solution! OP2B joined EARA | European Alliance for Regenerative Agriculture's policy event where they launched their European Alliance for Regenerative Agriculture (EARA) policy paper. EARA represents a diverse group of regenerative farmers across Europe. Farmers face challenges when transitioning to and sustaining regenerative farming systems. From peer pressure to perpetuate conventional methods to the lack of support from agricultural policies, the obstacles are real. Today the short-term risks of transition are on farmers' shoulders. Farmers, industry leaders, and policymakers, alongside financial institutions, recognize the urgent need for each actor in the value chain to de-risk farmers’ transition. OP2B is pleased to work with EARA | European Alliance for Regenerative Agriculture on a performance-based policy system and supports policy alignment with broader societal goals such as soil health, biodiversity conservation, water, and climate mitigation & resilience.  Many thanks to EARA for organizing and hosting this impactful event, fostering insightful conversations! 

Regenerative agriculture represents a transformative approach to food production, one that could redefine the future of food value chains. At its core, regenerative agriculture is about restoring and enhancing the health of the soil, which is the foundation for all terrestrial food production. By prioritizing soil health through practices like crop rotation, cover cropping, and reduced tillage, regenerative agriculture increases biodiversity, enriches soils, improves watersheds, and enhances ecosystem services. This not only boosts the resilience and productivity of crops but also sequesters carbon, addressing climate change at its agricultural roots. As such, regenerative agriculture has the potential to create a more sustainable and secure food system that can adapt to and mitigate the impacts of climate change. In the context of food value chains, regenerative agriculture can add significant value by ensuring long-term viability of agricultural lands and the communities that depend on them. It promotes a shift from extractive farming practices to a system that supports renewal and sustainability.

🎉 Exciting news! We’re thrilled to announce that two of our farmers have achieved Tier 2 certification through Regenified™! What does this mean? Regenified™ recognizes farms and producers dedicated to advancing regenerative agriculture and adopting certified practices. This certification showcases our farmers’ commitment to sustainable and ethical farming. With this certification, you can trust that our Helpful Hens eggs are produced with the utmost care for the environment, our hens, and your health. It’s not just our word – Regenified’s standards are rigorous and highly respected in the industry. Consumer awareness of “regenerative” agriculture is on the rise! According to the 2021 Hartman Group food trends report, 57% of natural channel shoppers are familiar with regenerative practices, a notable increase from 2019. Additionally, 2024 SPINS data shows that regenerative agriculture is the fastest-growing sustainability certification in both natural and conventional markets!

Our next webinar is coming up next week - If Regenerative Agriculture is a topic of interest or something you're looking for more understanding of, then sign up here! #sustainablefood #regenag #regenerativeagriculture

🌱✨ In the face of climate challenges, a transformative approach is reshaping the agricultural landscape. Regenerative agriculture goes beyond conventional farming practices. 🌍 With agriculture contributing to 23% of global greenhouse gas emissions and food waste accounting for another 8-10%, the need for sustainable solutions has never been more pressing. The regenerative agriculture movement is responding to this call by reviving our soils, now weary from overuse. 🔗 This approach isn't just about growing crops; it's a holistic method to rejuvenate the entire ecosystem. By focusing on soil health, water conservation, and carbon sequestration, regenerative agriculture is making farming more productive, profitable, and sustainable. As we embrace this regenerative revolution, we're not just investing in agriculture; we're investing in a healthier, more sustainable future for our planet. Let’s be a part of Regenerative Agriculture practices for more detailed We are entering in to a sustainable practice to save planet. Please contact us on info@swadfoodindia.com

We are back with our latest FREE webinar in the run up to Sustainable Foods 2025! 🙌 🎊 Join us on Thursday 25th April, 2PM (UK Time), as we unpack the future of regenerative agriculture, and the challenges the industry faces towards a more sustainable food system. We have an awesome lineup of experts including, Alex Cullen, Thomas Gent, Roger Saul and Duncan Williamson. Key topics of discussion: ➡ What is regenerative agriculture? Why do we need to transform our farming practices? ➡ Net zero and farming. Is this achievable? Why are farmers pushing back against the implementation of sustainable practices? ➡ What are the current drawbacks, challenges and issues facing the farming industry? ➡ Latest technologies and solutions within sustainable farming practices. ➡ Future proofing agricultural systems. What does a sustainable farming ecosystem look like? ➡ What supportive policies, incentives, and institutional frameworks are required to support a full transition to regenerative farming practices? Registration is FREE. Do not miss out and book your place 👇 👇 https://lnkd.in/eu-F3uD9

Next week I am part of this fascinating free webinar on the future of regenerative agriculture as part of our work Forum for the Future on growing our future