Farmers already employ regenerative and sustainable practices without a fancy label or neat certification — they want to be both environmentally and economically sound.
Tito’s Handmade Vodka’s Fourteen Acres Farm in Austin, was created in an effort to provide employees with fresh food and encourage healthy eating.
Soil, its health, or lack of it, its loss or regeneration, as in the past, is again at the center of global mass migrations, hunger, malnutrition, economic collapse, and climate change.
The USDA already has several programs that reward farmers for implementing regenerative practices; with more funding and technical assistance, these programs can become more effective.
Kiss the Ground was a missed opportunity — and with too much bashing of farmers! Is it the worst ag film ever? No. Could it have been better? Absolutely.
A new Integrated Pest Management webinar series for farmers and their advisers will be held December 2020 through May 2021.
Kiss the Ground is a documentary with infodemic tendencies — style over substance, with some “factoids” made to go viral with no critical analysis.
Cargill is supporting farmer-led efforts to adopt regenerative agriculture practices across 10 million acres over the next 10 years.
Soil Health Academy has received a $1.65 million grant from General Mills to mentor wheat producers as they transition to soil health-focused ag practices.
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