The early promise of vertical farming to reshape food systems has collided with harsh economic realities. While early ventures won headlines and high-profile investments, recent news revealed mounting losses, hampered by capital-intensive infrastructure, long payback periods, and limited product…
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The recent debate in the House of Lords centered around a Motion of Regret introduced by Lord Frost concerning new regulations related to the import controls aimed at protecting against high-risk plant pests in Great Britain. This legislation, although technical in nature, raises significant…
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Strawberries have long been a beloved crop in Connecticut, but officials say they’re being threatened. The Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station says strawberry crops have been taking a hit because of extreme weather patterns. “When you accumulate all those stresses on the plant, it really is kind…
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Atlanta-based Goodr has been successfully navigating the complex systemic and structural nature of the economic and social realities related to hunger and wasted food.
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In the coastal village of Juluchuca, Mexico, a quiet movement is unfolding—led by women and rooted in the land.
Mujeres de la Tierra is a short documentary that follows a cooperative of women reclaiming their livelihoods through regenerative agriculture, reforestation, and local food systems.
They’re not waiting for change—they are the change.
🎥 Watch the full 4-minute film: https://youtu.be/uYLxguGJ9RA
Shot on location in Guerrero, Mexico, this short film captures how regeneration begins with care, connection, and courage.
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Plants are establishing nicely. I have raspberry, blackberry and mulberry, bushes, a quince and medlar tree, comfrey for mulching, herbs and some native trees and figs randomly mixed in. I will be adding more berries and trees and expanding the area next fall and spring. I’m still locked in a war of attrition with the bindweed but it feels like I’m slowly winning.
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Creating a homestead that invites wildlife and he has an orchard if I understand correctly but he has lovely footage of red fox kits 💕💕
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At the end of June, RI will attend the Latin American and Caribbean Soil Carbon Research Symposium. As a long standing member of the 4 per 100 initiative, and having a seat as Vice-presidents of the initiative, we will participate in this meeting to raise awareness of the international 4 per 1000 initiative and the soil carbon international research consortium recognise the essential role of agriculture for food security and food sovereignty, exchange experiences among Latin American and Caribbean countries on the role of soil in relation to climate and promote the importance of traditional practices and knowledge for regenerative soil management, ecosystem health and biodiversity.
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This strategic BioTherm partnership brings RBI Boilers’ advanced heating capabilities to new members of the CEA market.
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Hi everyone,
For the last couple of years I have been building a tool for the designing and maintanance of agroforestry systems. For example it can be used to draw your project on a map, so you can easily follow or share what you grow. After good feedback by a couple of users I feel ready to release it here. Please let me know what you think of it, you found some bugs or if it is missing anything.
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