Restorative Continuous Cropping Using Heritage Cereals

This Oxford Real Farming Conference session discusses the potential of heritage cereals in restorative continuous cropping, emphasizing the shift from monoculture to genetically-mixed landraces to enhance resilience, productivity, and adaptability in grain production.

Paris urban farm feeds the city, and its community spirit | DW News

Involving the community in farming can help make regenerative agriculture more sustainable.

An Essential Part of Farming Has Two Wings and a Beak - InsideHook

A study published in the Journal of Applied Ecology suggests that introducing American kestrels around cherry farms in Michigan can reduce crop damage and contamination by bird feces. The research found that providing nest boxes for kestrels is an inexpensive and effective method for maintaining food safety and crop health. Farmers interviewed by Inside Climate News reported noticeable benefits after implementing this practice.

The looming risk of food shortages and anarchy in the UK | Farming | The Guardian

This letter to The Guardian discusses the potential risks of food shortages and anarchy in the UK due to war, trade disagreements, or global shortages. It emphasizes the importance of increasing self-sufficiency in food production to mitigate these risks, noting that while the UK reached 78% self-sufficiency in 1984, this has since fallen to 62% and is expected to decline further due to competing land uses.

7th Global Summit on Agriculture and Organic Farming June 2026 | Paris

This event description invites participants to the 7th Global Summit on Agriculture & Organic Farming in Paris, June 2026, focusing on sustainable practices, innovations, and the socio-economic impacts of organic farming. The summit aims to connect global experts, researchers, and practitioners to discuss advancements in agriculture, exchange knowledge, and foster collaborations for a sustainable future.

World Agri-Tech South America Summit | June 23–24, 2026

The conference is happening at São Paulo

DIY Self watering plant pot

This video demonstrates how to create a DIY self-watering plant pot, inspired by models seen in the Philippines, which allows for up to two weeks of plant care without direct watering, reducing water loss through evaporation.

World Agri-Tech Innovation Summit London | Sept. 22-23, 2026

World Agri-Tech Innovation Summit London, scheduled for September 22-23, 2026, at the InterContinental O2 in London, is Europe's leading event for agri-tech pioneers. The summit focuses on advancing nature-positive, resilient agriculture and food systems through networking, partnerships, and pivotal discussions. Key topics include climate-resilient food security, farmer empowerment, biologicals in the value chain, nature reporting, regenerative farming, genomic breakthroughs, and AgTech investment.

Natural Phosphorus for Plants: 7 Organic Sources 2026

This blog post explains the importance of phosphorus for plants and highlights sustainable, natural sources and homemade phosphorus fertilizer practices to boost soil and crop health. It emphasizes the shift towards natural phosphorus sources due to the environmental impact and geopolitical vulnerability of synthetic fertilizers. The post also provides insights into the best organic sources of phosphorus and innovative solutions for sustainable phosphorus management.

Wild Oats is Back and Leading a Real Food Movement Rooted in Food Production that Does Less Harm

Wild Oats, a pioneer in natural and organic food, has relaunched as a consumer packaged goods brand committed to sustainable and responsible food production. The brand introduces the first Regenerative Organic Certified (ROC) cold-pressed juices and smoothies, along with pasture-raised ROC eggs, aiming to address the degradation of 52% of global agricultural land and reduce emissions from conventional agriculture. Wild Oats plans to expand its product line to meet growing demand for regeneratively cultivated products.

Davos 26: Who is Aiding Nestlé in Regenerative Agriculture? | Sustainability Magazine

Nestlé has announced partnerships with The Nature Conservancy, the World Farmers’ Organisation, and Goodwall at Davos to scale regenerative agriculture, focusing on benefiting farmers, youth, and nature. The collaboration aims to build knowledge and skills in young people, support farmers in adopting regenerative practices, and demonstrate the benefits of regenerative agriculture for both nature and business.

From the Soil Up: Regenerating the Economy - by Andrew Keen

In this episode of Keen On, Andrew Keen interviews Jan-Gisbert Schultze, an advocate for regenerative agriculture, who discusses the spiritual disconnection from nature and the importance of sustainable farming practices.

International Conference on Organic Agriculture and Food Security ICOAFS on January 26-27, 2026 in Sydney, Australia - Conference Index

Philippines hosts new Asia-Pacific hub for sustainable agriculture, cuisine

In November 2025, Bacolod City in the Philippines hosted the first Asia-Pacific convergence of the global Slow Food movement, bringing together over 2,000 delegates from 20 countries. The event aimed to strengthen regional networks around agroecology, a sustainable farming approach that integrates ecology, Indigenous knowledge, and social action. Slow Food designated Bacolod as its Center for Sustainable Gastronomy in the region, and Negros Occidental as the Organic Capital of the Philippines. The gathering emphasized the role of gastronomy in biodiversity protection and the importance of agroecology in addressing social and environmental challenges. Discussions also highlighted the need for integrated, community-led responses to climate change, environmental degradation, and food insecurity. The event concluded with a focus on building long-term relationships among food communities across the region.

Farmers sound the alarm after key crop becomes nearly impossible to grow — here's what happened

Farmers in Mangaluru, India, are struggling with extremely low cashew yields due to erratic weather and lack of market support. Karnataka, which uses 500,000 tons of cashews annually, currently only produces 50,000 tons in-state, importing the rest. The low yield is part of a global pattern of climate change impacts on farming, with potential consequences for food availability and ecosystem health.

The Power Of Biochar

The use of biochar is gaining ground now.

Natural Farming by Subash Palekar - The 5 layer model

Subash Palekar is one of the pioneers of natural farming in India. He came us with what is known as the Zero Budget Natural Farming (ZBNF)

China launches its first open-source AI Model for agriculture: what Sinong means for the sector • EastFruit

The use of AI in farming is leading to big changes in the way agriculture is carried out.

New Regenerative Agriculture and Education Campus in the Galilee for Tu B’Shvat

The Galilee Eco Center is an emerging regenerative agriculture and ecological education initiative in Israel’s Upper Galilee. What began a year ago as an informal dream among friends, to recreate the kind of American-style Jewish farm and ecological learning centers that flourish

Why Avocado Trees Die Even in GOOD Soil

This video explains why avocado trees may fail even in good soil, delving into root issues and common misconceptions about soil type. It covers the impact of Phytophthora disease, the importance of rootstock, and the challenges of growing avocados at home.

EU backs SEAGROW to scale regenerative seaweed farming in Europe | The Fish Site

The European Union has launched SEAGROW, a €1.4 million initiative to scale sustainable seaweed farming in Europe. Coordinated from Ireland, the project aims to develop scalable seaweed farming systems that improve productivity and enhance marine ecosystems. SEAGROW will deliver practical tools and evidence to support the responsible scaling of regenerative aquaculture across Europe.

Recreating Terra Preta: The Search for Ancient Composting Secrets

This video explores the ongoing experiments to recreate Terra Preta, a type of Amazonian black earth, by incorporating biochar, ashes, bones, wood chips, pottery shards, and other materials into compost piles.

MDARD Accepting Applications for New Regenerative Agriculture Grant - Morning Ag Clips

The Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development (MDARD) is now accepting applications for its new Regenerative Farmer Network Grant, which will support farmers in implementing practices that improve soil health, protect water quality and promote the long-term sustain

How multilayer farming made this farm profitable

This video explores how Ravish, a farmer from Tumkur, Karnataka, transformed his 5-acre farm from monoculture to multilayer farming, leading to increased profitability and sustainability. The video highlights the benefits of multilayer farming, including value addition and permaculture practices.

What is a Mainframe in Permaculture?

This video by Geoff Lawton explains the core principles of a mainframe in permaculture design, emphasizing the importance of understanding water flow and landscape patterns to create sustainable and efficient systems.

Lawsuit Challenges Trump EPA’s Latest Approval of ‘Forever Chemical’ Pesticide

Conservation groups filed a lawsuit today challenging the Environmental Protection Agency’s approval of isocycloseram, a “forever chemical” insecticide that falls into the class of highly persistent PFAS, or per- or polyfluoroalkyl substances. The insecticide was approved for

Can regenerative agriculture provide an income stream?

Do you know you can earn Carbon credits if you are engaged in regenerative agriculture?

Inside Kenya’s Most Self-Sufficient Farm: Solar, Biogas & Organic Farming

It is great to see these agricultural initiatives towards self-sufficiency