Cover crops, smarter grazing, and reduced tillage are showing up on tens of millions of acres across the U.S., and the federal government just committed $700 million to keep that momentum going.
Farmers who've been improving soil health and water quality may now have a clearer path to premium prices, thanks to a new USDA rule tied to biofuel production credits.
The USDA is revising 32 farming conservation standards after hearing directly from producers nationwide, with changes covering everything from livestock pipelines to water storage during dry seasons.
Last week, we told you USDA announced new funding focused on regenerative agriculture. But what does that mean, and what does it mean for the average farmer?
Earlier this week, McDonald’s announced plans to invest $200 million over the next seven years to promote regenerative agriculture practices on cattle ranches.
Regenerative agriculture continues to gain momentum as more practices and offerings become available for both growers looking for additional revenue streams and companies looking to reduce their Scope 3 carbon emissions. Dustin Madison, who manages the agronomic, conservation, and fertility operations of the Engle Family Farms in Virginia and North Carolina, is part of the Perdue Sustainability P
Purdue University and Bayer announced the creation of the Coalition for Sustainable and Regenerative Agriculture, a public-private partnership designed to help improve the soil health of farmland while also increasing food production for a growing population...