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In the spirit of giving thanks, I’d like to thank the team at Soilworks for supporting me in writing this fun newsletter, thank farmworkers, and thank all those working to build a more equitable, resilient, and regenerative food system. Of course, thanks for giving me your eyes …
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Innovation: It’s weird to think of rocks, perhaps the most static and lifeless objects we come across, as bringing the soil back to life. And yet, the …
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Policy: The COP26, along with the preceding UN Food Systems summit and UN Biodiversity Conference a month ago, have elevated regenerative agriculture t…
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While we focus our efforts on flashy and promising technology in the agricultural arena, the plumbing providing capital and market access for producers…
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Innovation: Controlled Environment Agriculture (CEA) probably inspires the most futuristic vision of agriculture, as it places our food in urban settin…
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I recently read an Economist article that compared beef to coal, underscored cattle’s methane emissions, and suggested that people should become vegeta…
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Science: Industrial agriculture is the leading water pollutant on the planet. The world is facing a water crisis that has affected the water supply qua…
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Innovation: Soil carbon seems to be the lurking figure of intrigue in any conversation about regenerative agriculture. Many advocates view it as a bypr…
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