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Nature must be a part of a robust sustainability strategy 🌳 Because all of Earth’s systems are deeply interconnected, environmental challenges can’t be addressed in silos. Companies need a holistic, integrated approach that addresses all nine planetary boundaries to build resilience, enact real, systemic change and create a planetary economy where people, planet and business can thrive. Learn more about how Quantis works with companies to align business with planetary boundaries: https://lnkd.in/erC3yhMJ #nature #planetaryboundaries #regenerativeagriculture

Regenerative agriculture: the key to saving the planet! Studies show that if 70% of farmers adopted regenerative practices, we could end the climate crisis. With techniques such as reducing plowing, soil cover and increasing biodiversity, it is possible to capture carbon, protect the soil and preserve essential pollinators such as bees. Although the transition is challenging, initiatives such as incentive programs and technological support are helping to change the situation. Agricon is here to connect producers to markets that value these practices, promoting sustainability and traceability. Visit our website and join the green revolution! Let's transform the future of agriculture together. News link: https://lnkd.in/d5-jYGAG #agro #agrobusiness #agriculture

🌱 Why is regenerative agriculture a trend among improvement actions for lands operation and sustainability? 🌍 Here we show the principles and practices of regenerative agriculture that restore soil health, promote biodiversity, and accelerate the balance of our planet for a sustainable future. From restoring soil health to improving ecosystem resilience and productivity, these methods can reduce operating costs and provide opportunities for tax benefits and financing through carbon credits. #RegenerativeAgriculture #Sustainability #SoilHealth #Biodiversity #CarbonCredits #eGreen

🌿 Soil Carbon Sequestration: A Vital Tool for Sustainable Agriculture 🌍 In the face of climate change, soil carbon sequestration has emerged as a key strategy for creating resilient and sustainable farming practices. 🌾 By capturing CO2 from the atmosphere and storing it in the soil, this process not only mitigates climate impacts but also significantly improves soil health, biodiversity, and water retention. Enhanced soil organic carbon (SOC) leads to more fertile land, better crop yields, and reduced dependence on synthetic inputs — crucial factors for long-term agricultural productivity. Moreover, carbon-rich soils offer economic opportunities for farmers to participate in carbon markets and insetting initiatives, driving both profitability and environmental benefits. This approach fosters collaboration across the agricultural sector, aligning farmers, policymakers, and communities toward a greener, more sustainable future. 🌱✨ Let’s continue pushing forward innovative solutions like soil carbon sequestration to ensure a thriving agricultural ecosystem for generations to come. Generation Ag Greece Academy of Entrepreneurship (AKEP.EU) Ecovalia Centoform AGROBIO - Associação Portuguesa de Agricultura Biológica #erasmusplus #erasmusplusproject #CarbonFarming #EUClimateAction #Sustainability #YoungFarmers #FutureFarmers #ClimateAction #ClimateChange #SustainableFuture #SoilSequestration #regeneration #circulareconomy #climatechangemitigation #InnovationInAgriculture #SustainableAgriculture #SoilHealth #CarbonSequestration #SustainableFarming #GreenRevolution #GreenFarming #GreenFuture #EcoFriendly #EcoFriendly #AgriInnovation #GreenInnovation #FarmersOfLinkedIn

🌍 The World Economic Forum (WEF) estimates that if just 40% of the world's cropland used #regenerativeagriculture practices, it could prevent about 600 million tons of carbon emissions annually. Regenerative agriculture isn't just another farming method; it's a holistic approach to land management that prioritises the health of the soil, biodiversity and farmers' yields. Healthy soil is teeming with life – microbes, fungi, and earthworms – all working together to create a fertile ecosystem. Earthly partners with Klim, a leading #agritech company, that champions regenerative agriculture. Klim empowers farmers through technical assistance, financial support and verification of regenerative practices. This translates to real-world benefits: 💚 #Carbon sequestration: Klim's work helps store carbon in the soil, a powerful tool in combating climate change. 💚 Farmer livelihoods: Klim's support allows farmers to adopt #sustainable practices that improve their long-term profitability and resilience. 💚 Environmental health: Regenerative agriculture contributes to a healthier planet with increased #biodiversity and improved soil health. Their guest blog explains how regenerative agriculture tackles climate change and benefits both farmers and the environment on our blog. https://lnkd.in/d4tYW8h5 #climateaction #climatechange #investinnature #sustainablebusiness #sustainabilitystrategy #ESG #Earthly #projectEarthly

ORTA believes that regenerative cotton is the modern and most pragmatic way to help stop climate change before it’s too late. It is a blue-sky solution made viable and accessible through regenerative agriculture, and we are getting behind it to help this movement grow! Regenerative agriculture calls for a holistic systems approach that puts humans and ecosystems at its core taking soil health, biodiversity, carbon sequestration and social justice into consideration. Regenerative agriculture focuses on working with nature, limiting costly artificial inputs and mimicking natural ecosystems within an agricultural setting. However, there are some key principles which are consistent no matter where in the world it is being implemented: crop rotation, cover crops, minimum or no tilling, minimizing external inputs, composting, animal integration. Regenerative methods improve biodiversity, contribute to water availability and quality, achieve healthy soils, support climate resilience, and improve livelihoods. Healthy soil helps draw carbon back in the ground; hence regenerative agriculture has the potential to change the way we grow cotton fiber and restore the health of our soil and climate. #Orta #OrtaBlu #OrtaAnadolu #Denim #Jeans #GenR #regenerativecotton

Regenerative AgricultureWe are living through climate and nature crises. The depletion of natural assets and soil health is hurting our farmers, endangering the productivity and resilience of our lands. Agriculture itself is the single largest driver of global biodiversity loss1, and the global environmental, health, and socioeconomic costs associat- ed with today’s food and land use system total nearly $12 trillion per year.2 Yet we have proven agricultural systems that can help mitigate this damage and restore ecosys- tems. Regenerative agriculture is not a new concept, but its connection to fighting biodiversity loss and the climate crisis is now more important than ever. https://lnkd.in/grDxCg4u

What if we could use existing carbon program data to quantify the ways regenerative practices improve soil health, biodiversity, and water usage? This is the goal; farmers need data-backed evidence that changing their farming practices will help improve their livelihoods and the environment. And improving both is necessary. Project Enhanced S3 (link below) was announced just two weeks ago and is an expansion of our carbon sequestration and emission reduction programs for agri-food businesses.   One of the best and most valuable activities we can engage in is to stand astride immense potential value for farmers in supporting their productivity and sustainability, and for companies as they look to move closer to their science-based sustainability targets. https://lnkd.in/g5wSNUpA   #RegenerativeAgriculture #AgInnovation

🌱 Sustainability spotlight: Did you know? Regenerative agriculture restores soil health and boosts biodiversity by up to 30%! Unlike traditional methods, it works in harmony with nature, benefiting both farms and ecosystems. 🌱 Discover how you can help support a healthier planet with Premium Food. #SustainabilitySpotlight #RegenerativeAgriculture #Biodiversity #PremiumFood

🌍🌱 Happy World Earth Day! 🌱🌍 Today, I'm celebrating the Power of Regenerative Agriculture and its potential to secure a sustainable future for our planet. 🌱✨ Did you know that regenerative agriculture goes beyond just sustaining our land? It actively works to restore ecosystems, sequester carbon, and promote biodiversity, making it a powerful ally in the fight against climate change. Here are some fascinating facts: 🌾 Carbon Sequestration: Regenerative agricultural practices, such as cover cropping and no-till farming, help pull carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and store it in the soil, effectively mitigating the impacts of greenhouse gas emissions. 💧 Water Conservation: By improving soil health and structure, regenerative agriculture reduces water runoff and enhances water infiltration, thus conserving precious water resources and mitigating the effects of drought. 🐞 Biodiversity Boost: Practices like crop rotation and polyculture foster diverse ecosystems, providing habitat for beneficial insects, birds, and microorganisms essential for healthy soil and resilient agricultural systems. 👩🌾 Economic Resilience: Beyond environmental benefits, regenerative agriculture offers economic advantages for farmers, including reduced input costs, increased yields over time, and enhanced resilience to extreme weather events. Excited to talk more about these topics at the Regenerative Agriculture Summit Series Conference in Amsterdam in September. Do reach out if you're interested in discussing the realities of Regenerative Agriculture further and together, we can cultivate a brighter, greener future for generations to come. 🌍💚 See what's on the agenda for this year's summit here: https://lnkd.in/eaWziF39 #WorldEarthDay #RegenerativeAgriculture #SustainableFuture #ClimateAction #RASS  #RASEU  #RegenerativeAgriculture  #RegenerativeAgricultureSummit Emma Forrest Isabella Hughes Cara Fautley Alica Parkes