The Summit seeks to catalyze movement-building, collective action, and investment to integrate the inner dimension of food systems transformation across international, national, and local agendas, accelerating progress toward sustainability, justice, and wellbeing. Melanie Moran, Digital Communications Manager, will attend on behalf of the Global Alliance.
Rodale Institute’s Soil Nutrient Management Program advances regenerative organic farming by strengthening soil health and improving nutrient use to support crop productivity. Using locally sourced inputs such as compost, poultry litter, and biochar, the program focuses on building soil organic matter, improving nutrient cycling, and enhancing soil structure and biological activity.
The conference will focus on applying both existing and new knowledge and research to daily practices in management, design, environmental management and policy implementation.
Join Regeneration Canada and Lactanet, either in person in Sherbrooke or online , for a day of conferences and discussions on soil health, forage mixtures and the value of pasture in dairy production.
The Soils for Europe conference, co-organised by multiple Mission Soil projects, will highlight panels on the Mission Objectives, including cross-cutting sessions aiming to showcase the latest research being developed across Europe. The impact and contributions of scientists, policymakers, land managers, civil society, and industry representatives in research and innovation.
This webinar will explore how agroecological approaches, with a special focus on the Andhra Pradesh Community-managed Natural Farming (APCNF) programme, offer practical and scalable solutions. By eliminating reliance on synthetic fertilisers, Natural Farming helps farmers reduce exposure to volatile global fertiliser markets, lower cultivation costs, improve soil health, and enhance resilience to climate stress.
Join this webinar to hear from expert scientists about how corporations have intentionally shaped the systems, products, and narratives behind UPFs, the policy reform landscape, and how to get involved with FedUP!
We are delighted to invite you to join us for the SURE Workshop on Regenerative Agriculture, Sustainable Building & Communities, taking place in Tomaszyn, Poland, on 10–11 September 2026.
Over two inspiring days, participants will explore practical approaches in the beautiful setting of Ostoja Natury. The workshop will feature sessions and hands-on learning opportunities with:
Autumn Leaves is excited to welcome nutrition expert Marion Nestle for the local launch of her new book Sugar Coated: Unboxing the Hidden Forces Shaping America's Favorite Breakfast Food. With co-author and former cereal executive Dr. Lisa Sutherland, Nestle examines what cereal boxes reveal about American culture and food politics.
Join us on the UCSC farm for a focused conversation on organic seeds — from seed economics and profitability to hands-on care and stewardship practices.
In this Food Thinkers webinar, we’ll hear from John Cherry, farmer over the past four decades and founding father of Groundswell, the Regenerative Agriculture Festival. This webinar will take an alternative interview-led format, focussing on John’s practice-led approach to food system transformation.
Este webinar reunirá a representantes de la ciencia, el sector público, el sector privado, los productores y los servicios de extensión para compartir experiencias, identificar puntos de convergencia y explorar cómo avanzar hacia criterios, indicadores y prácticas adaptados a los distintos contextos de LAC.
Led by John Champagne, this 12-day immersive course at Brogo Permaculture Gardens explores biological and social design patterns. Participants gain the practical skills needed to design properties and build resilient communities based on permaculture principles.
Join us in Ireland. This national Strategic Dialogue, part of the farmer-led tour across Europe in 2025 and 2026, aims to build a new ‘social contract’ for agri-food regeneration. It unites farmers, policymakers, industry leaders, civil society, scientists and governments to develop strategies and proposals for transforming Ireland’s and Europe’s agrifood sectors, fostering Regenerating Forms of Agriculture.
The Hoes Down Harvest Festival is dedicated to honoring and promoting the knowledge of agricultural arts and sustainable rural living through inspiration and education. For over 30 years, the Hoes Down has generated valuable resources for local and statewide organizations working on projects which benefit sustainable agriculture and rural communities.