The real ROI of sustainability, and the blind spots holding you back

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Soil as a tool for building climate-resilient supply chains (webinar recording)

Today, soil rarely appears on a balance sheet, a boardroom agenda, or even a climate strategy. This webinar explored why that needs to change. Drawing on perspectives from leading food companies, we explored how regenerative agriculture is being put into practice, how soil health ...  Show more

Weekly podcast – How regenerative agriculture is taking root in US cotton

This week: Ian Welsh speaks with Liz Hershfield, executive director of Cotton USA and the U.S. Cotton Trust Protocol, and Sledge Taylor, a cotton farmer from Mississippi, about the real-world benefits and challenges of regenerative agriculture in the US cotton sector. And, global ...  Show more

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