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Regenerative Farming Practices Linked to Healthier Food and Communities

Regenerative Farming Practices Linked to Healthier Food and Communities

A recent Food Tank Summit, held in partnership with Diestel Family Ranch during Climate Week NYC, highlighted the scientific connection between improved farming practices and healthier food outcomes. Experts, including Dariush Mozaffarian, Cardiologist, Public Health Expert, and Director of the Tufts Food is Medicine Institute, presented evidence suggesting that regenerative agriculture leads to more nutritious crops and livestock. The discussion emphasized that everything in the food system, from animal health to soil biology and regenerative production practices, influences the nutritional value of food, which in turn impacts public health and societal well-being. The event brought together ranchers, chefs, scientists, business leaders, and health experts to discuss how farming practices shape the food we eat, our health, and longevity. Paul Lightfoot, General Manager of Patagonia Provisions, stressed the need for nuanced conversations about food sources, noting that not all beef, for example, is the sam...
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One Billion Acres Campaign Launches to Accelerate Regenerative Agriculture Transition by 2030

One Billion Acres Campaign Launches to Accelerate Regenerative Agriculture Transition by 2030

The 'One Billion Acres' global impact campaign officially launched during New York Climate Week, aiming to transition one billion acres worldwide to regenerative agriculture by 2030. This initiative, born from the Golden Globe-winning documentary 'Groundswell,' unites governments, brands, farmers, investors, and NGOs. The launch included commitments for 66 million new acres, with over 40 million acres specifically in U.S. farmland and rangeland, moving towards regenerative management. Participating brands include Nespresso, Maker's Mark, and Applegate, among others. Regenerative agriculture focuses on restoring carbon, water, and nutrient cycles to enhance soil health, improve water and air quality, and boost biodiversity and resilience. The campaign emphasizes public tracking of progress and recognizing leadership in this transition.
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Exclusive-Nth Cycle inks $1 billion minerals offtake with Glencore ahead of public listing

Exclusive-Nth Cycle inks $1 billion minerals offtake with Glencore ahead of public listing

By Ernest Scheyder Sept 22 (Reuters) - US metals refining startup Nth Cycle has signed a $1 billion offtake agreement with Glencore to supply the commodities giant with lithium and other critical minerals extracted from recycled batteries, a deal that comes ahead of a planned public listing later
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Agricultural Microbials Market Projected to Reach $21.47 Billion by 2031 Amidst Sustainable Farming Push

Agricultural Microbials Market Projected to Reach $21.47 Billion by 2031 Amidst Sustainable Farming Push

Agricultural Microbials Market Projected to Reach $21.47 Billion by 2031 Amidst Sustainable Farming Push
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Bhutan Becomes First Nation to Adopt Gross Ecosystem Product at National Level

Bhutan Becomes First Nation to Adopt Gross Ecosystem Product at National Level

Bhutan has become the first country in the world to adopt Gross Ecosystem Product (GEP) at the national level, announcing its GEP to be $6.2 billion, approximately double its Gross Domestic Product (GDP). This announcement was made by His Excellency Prime Minister Tshering Tobgay during an event at New York Climate Week. The adoption of GEP, which measures the value of goods and services flowing from nature to people, is part of Bhutan's strategy to develop sustainably. This initiative follows Bhutan's previous pioneering efforts as the world's first carbon-negative country and the originator of Gross National Happiness (GNH). The Stanford University-based Natural Capital Alliance collaborated with the Bhutanese government to calculate GEP and is supporting its integration into policy and finance decisions.
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Wholesale and Retail Trade: Key Differences and Market Dynamics

Wholesale and Retail Trade: Key Differences and Market Dynamics

Wholesale and Retail Trade: Key Differences and Market Dynamics
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Invest Buffalo Niagara Appoints New CEO Amidst Local Economic Development Changes

Invest Buffalo Niagara Appoints New CEO Amidst Local Economic Development Changes

Invest Buffalo Niagara Appoints New CEO Amidst Local Economic Development Changes
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Illinois Seeks Buyer for Tyson Foods Beef Plant Following Closure Announcement

Illinois Seeks Buyer for Tyson Foods Beef Plant Following Closure Announcement

Illinois Seeks Buyer for Tyson Foods Beef Plant Following Closure Announcement
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There's an easy way to get rid of all the reusable bags piling up in your home

There's an easy way to get rid of all the reusable bags piling up in your home

If you've accumulated too many reusable bags, donate the excess
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American Farm Bureau Addresses Consumer Concerns on Food Production and Pesticide Safety

American Farm Bureau Addresses Consumer Concerns on Food Production and Pesticide Safety

The American Farm Bureau Federation is actively addressing growing consumer concerns regarding modern agricultural practices, particularly the use of pesticides and the overall safety and healthfulness of food. A movement, referred to as 'MAHA,' has influenced public perception, leading many Americans to question how their food is grown and processed. Despite these concerns, trust in farmers and ranchers remains high. Research by the American Farm Bureau and Morning Consult indicates that 7 out of 10 Americans are concerned about pesticide use in agriculture, with similar levels of concern reported by Pew Research regarding 'harmful chemicals' on farmland and in food. The organization emphasizes that farmers are committed to prioritizing both safety and affordability through innovation, strict regulation, extensive research, and careful stewardship. They aim to bridge the gap between consumers and agricultural practices by fostering transparent conversations and leveraging the existing trust in farmers.
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Traditional Gardening Practices Emphasize Sustainable and Observational Techniques

Traditional Gardening Practices Emphasize Sustainable and Observational Techniques

Traditional Gardening Practices Emphasize Sustainable and Observational Techniques
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Climate Week NYC 2026 Focuses on U.S. Leadership in Renewable Energy

Climate Week NYC 2026 Focuses on U.S. Leadership in Renewable Energy

The Hub Live at Climate Week NYC 2026 is set to explore the future of U.S. climate policy and its global implications. The event will bring together policymakers, investors, and industry leaders to discuss strategies for scaling renewable energy and implementing next-generation technologies. Key topics include tax incentives to compete with China's industrial strategy and the role of states like Texas and Florida in driving renewable energy deployment. The session will also highlight insights from the Climate Group's 2026 U.S. Leaders' Forum, focusing on innovation and overcoming bottlenecks in achieving national climate goals.