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Have you watched our latest video yet? 📹 Explore how Katalin Kujáni and her family are pioneering sustainable farming in Hungary's Southern Great Plain. Through the MarginUp! project, we're uniting farmers, researchers, and innovators to create social, environmental, and economic solutions for marginal lands. Watch the video to see how we're turning challenges into opportunities for a greener, more resilient future. Together, we're building a better tomorrow! https://lnkd.in/ePegDDvz

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Exciting News! 🚜🌱 Dirt Capital Partners Founder and Managing Director Jacob Israelow will speak on Day 1 of the Regenerative Food Systems Investment Forum at 2:00 PM MT.  Please join us for the panel: How Can We Put Capital to Work for Transition? We’ll explore how different types of capital can be invested in regenerative agriculture and food systems transition, what this looks like, and what outcomes can be expected. 🌟 About Dirt Capital Partners 🌟 Founded 10 years ago, on the premise of seemingly simple but powerful principles. We believe that, by addressing the critical issue of land access, we can remove the most significant barrier preventing farmers from excelling at what they do best: stewarding the land, creating unique businesses, and strengthening their communities.  In 2023, Dirt Capital Partners launched an impact framework that represents the latest refinement in the investment thesis that guides our work. This framework is focused on four themes and comprises a series of specific intended outcomes across: 🌿 Ecological Stewardship 🤝 Farmer Equity ❤️ Community Benefits 🛠️ Field Building To learn more, check out our Impact Report: https://lnkd.in/gxc4dsrv.  See you there! #RFSIForum24 #3Weeks2Forum #foodsystems #farming #investment #impactinvesting #regenerativeagriculture #foodfinance 

"CEA is still relatively new in the US. Therefore, we are all still learning and should be honest about it. It has a lot of opportunity but we're not sharing the best practices. We're not competition, so we should work together to crack the code of economics and profitability. But we're not there yet." Vertical Farm Daily shares some key takeaways from the "Cutting Through The Noise" panel discussion with Glenn Behrman, CEA Advisors; Joe Swartz, American Hydroponics; Allison Driskill, Signify | Philips; and Jennifer Waxman, Farmher, Seed2Source. Read more- https://ow.ly/1Cur50R7iee #indoorfarming #verticalfarming #controlledenvironmentagriculture #sustainability

Our mission is clear: to drive sustainability and innovation in every corner of the agricultural world. We believe in a future where energy efficiency isn’t just a goal but a standard, where the ordinary becomes extraordinary through the power of innovation. We imagine a world where unique solutions are accessible to all, where every farmer, big or small, can benefit from cutting-edge technologies and sustainable practices. We’re not just here to provide products; we want to foster a movement towards a more sustainable, efficient, and prosperous agricultural industry. At the core of our mission is the belief that sustainability and accessibility can—and should—go hand in hand. We’re here to make that a reality by offering solutions that are not only innovative but also inclusive, ensuring that no one is left behind in the journey towards a better future for agriculture. So, as you work to cultivate the land and nourish the world, know that Farm Minerals is here with you, every step of the way, helping to make the future of farming brighter, greener, and more efficient. Together, we’re growing a better future.

We lost 99.9999% of all bison. How did they not go extinct? As the 1800’s came to a close, there were 5 small herds of bison that individuals captured out of the wild and saved the species from extinction. These 5 herds were: - Frederick Dupree - Dakota Territory - Charles Alloway & James McKay - Northwest Territories (Saskatchewan & Manitoba) - Latatitsa (Little Peregrine Falcon Robe), Walking Coyote, Pablo & Allard - Montana Territory - Charles & Mary Goodnight - Texas - Buffalo Jones - Kansas Without the efforts of these cavalier individuals, we may not have any bison left today. What do all these people have in common? They had a vision and were bold enough step out and take action for something they believe in. Can you imagine speaking out against the destruction of the buffalo amid a frenzy of profiteering? The people who saved the buffalo had a conviction that it was the right thing to do and took deep committed action. This is how it feels to be a part of the regenerative agriculture & bison movement today — a beastly system setup to extract profits at the expense of soil, animal and human health, but with a small but growing group of us dedicating to creating a new system that brings life and prosperity back to the land and people on it. The regenerative bison movement has benefitted from perspectives from the outside — people who don’t have preconceived notions of what should and shouldn’t be done. These are the disruptors, they don’t think inside the box. What could someone from a city, working in a professional white collar job with no experience in bison, ranching or land management possibly offer to the bison business? There is a massive pool of talented, passionate people who are starving to commit themselves to a meaningful cause. They bring business acumen and experience that the regenerative ag movement desperately needs. This will require big ideas and big action. Think of the land and bison visionaries of the last century: - Theodore Roosevelt - Allan Savory - Gabe Brown - Ted Turner Where these people sitting around, waiting for someone to give them permission? Of course not. Bison and regenerating land has a captivating power to attract interesting, driven people to the cause. We as a society need high-achieving people who are motivated to make a difference in the world. We need those people to commit to a path that has yet to be blazed, to new create ways of doing business and managing nature. People are starved for meaning in their lives. Everywhere you look, people are desperate to contribute to a mission, a purpose that makes them feel like they are making a difference. Restoring land, bison, community and human health offers that sense of purpose. Follow along the journey to bring bison back to restore land and purpose: https://lnkd.in/gb6XE5Vv

Steer your business towards success with Greenleaf! 🌱  Confidently navigate the agro-commodity market and secure a bountiful future. Let’s grow together! #AgroTrading #MarketInsights #GreenleafGrowth #TradingSuccess #CommodityTrade #LearnToTrade #AgroTrading #GreenLeafAgro #CommodityMarket #SustainableFarming #AgroBusiness #FutureOfFarming #FarmToMarket #AgricultureInnovation #HarvestSuccess #FarmersFirst

CoverCress, like winter wheat, provides invaluable ecosystem services and revenue for farmers. Now we need to ensure those benefits are recognized by carbon accounting schemes like the Greenhouse Gas protocol. What does it matter if a farmer harvests a crop as long as the same sequestration activities are realized?