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We are excited to announce an innovative partnership with Teys Australia Sea Forest and DIT AgTech, working together to support a shared ambition to reduce emissions in our beef supply chain, whilst also aiming to unlock productivity gains for producers. See full details in the link below, and we look forward to sharing insights from the pilot ahead. Sam Ditchfield Justin Nolan Sam Elsom Sarah Heazlewood Rosie Cowie Troy Nixon Vita Jex-Blake Tami Schiefelbein Simon Lowden

We’re pleased to announce a new collaboration with Woolworths, DIT AgTech and Teys Australia trialing Sea Forest's SeaFeed™ in Australian grass-fed cattle. This multi-year, commercial-scale project will explore how SeaFeed™ can support improved productivity for grass-fed producers while also reducing methane emissions. A big thank you to Woolworths Supermarkets, DIT AgTech and Teys Australia for partnering with us on this important initiative. We’re looking forward to working together to help build a more sustainable supply chain from paddock to plate. Sam Ditchfield Justin Nolan Sam Elsom Sarah Heazlewood Rosie Cowie Troy Nixon Vita Jex-Blake Tami Schiefelbein Simon Lowden Mark Peart Emily Aisthorpe Jock White Charles Hollingworth GAICD Jake Hartley Amalesh Sam Sukumar

We’re pleased to announce a new collaboration with Woolworths, DIT AgTech and Teys Australia trialing SeaFeed™ in Australian grass-fed cattle. This multi-year, commercial-scale project will explore how SeaFeed™ can support improved productivity for grass-fed producers while also reducing methane emissions. A big thank you to Woolworths Supermarkets, DIT AgTech and Teys Australia for partnering with us on this important initiative. We’re looking forward to working together to help build a more sustainable supply chain from paddock to plate. Sam Ditchfield Justin Nolan Sam Elsom Sarah Heazlewood Rosie Cowie Troy Nixon Vita Jex-Blake Tami Schiefelbein Simon Lowden Mark Peart Emily Aisthorpe Jock White Charles Hollingworth GAICD Jake Hartley Amalesh Sam Sukumar

HÅVA is a pioneering Swedish impact company revolutionizing aquaculture by decoupling high-quality protein production from the world’s most strained resource: freshwater. While traditional agriculture and land-based farming compete for limited drinking water, HÅVA utilizes 100% marine water in a land-based, circular system. This strategic innovation ensures that food production no longer threatens terrestrial water reserves, creating a "Blue Bioeconomy" that is inherently resilient to droughts and resource scarcity. Lets meet at TECHARENA!

The planet thrives on balance, and regenerative farming plays a crucial role in achieving this. Working in harmony with weeds and native plants in the soil is key. Innovative approaches, like converting carbohydrates into lactic acid using homolactic bacteria to create non-alcoholic beverages infused with vineyard plants, represent a potential future for alternative drinks. Excited to explore this with my daughter-in-law. #RegenerativeFarming #Sustainability #Innovation #AlternativeBeverages

💡How can financing support your sustainability goals? 🌱 Sustainable practices are essential for the future of agriculture. Through our Climate Journey Fund, farmers across the globe are taking significant steps toward regenerative agriculture and healthier soils. The program enables farmers to adopt sustainable practices that protect their land and secure food systems for future generations. In 2025, €140 million has been utilized to accelerate this transition. Since the fund’s launch in 2022, a total of €425 million has supported over 2,350 farmers, and improved soil health on approximately 40,250 hectares. 🤝 Our five ongoing partnerships in regenerative agriculture, carbon farming, the Farm to Fork program, organic farming and the decarbonization program all work toward the same goal of supporting regenerative agriculture and accelerating decarbonisation. 👉 Interested in making your operation more sustainable? Contact us to explore your financing options today. https://lnkd.in/eErxE_VC #AGCOFinance #ClimateJourneyFund #Sustainability #RegenerativeAgriculture 

CHONEX is proud to be featured in Mobile Bay Magazine for our work restoring soil health in Baldwin County. What we're building in Robertsdale goes beyond innovation, it's about supporting farmers, creating local jobs, and proving that sustainable agriculture can scale. By transforming agricultural waste into StrongSoil®, our team is helping growers improve soil biology, reduce inputs, and invest in the long-term health of their land. This feature highlights how science, stewardship, and community come together at CHONEX. Read the full story! https://lnkd.in/eJhrQiH9

🌾 Carbon farming is moving beyond broad promises. What matters now is how outcomes are measured and verified over time. 💠 A few things are becoming clearer: • Soil data is no longer optional • Monitoring is increasingly digital • Verified credits carry more weight These shifts matter for climate-aligned investment. For long-term capital, credibility builds slowly. Reliable data helps reduce uncertainty. Systems that can report consistently are easier to trust. 🌿 At Local Grown Salads, we pay attention to these patterns. Climate solutions endure when structure supports performance. That’s how food systems align with patient, long-horizon capital. #CarbonFarming #RegenerativeAgriculture #ClimateFinance #FoodInfrastructure #OperationalDiscipline #LongTermValue Zale Tabakman

Building on the success of the Regenerative Agriculture Summit, FutureChain expands the conversation from climate-smart farming to full supply-chain resilience. This event address both short-term disruption and long-term systematic change across global ingredient and raw-material networks. Leaders gain practical tools for immediate risk management, while also advancing long-term resilience through regenerative practices, data-driven intelligence, and collaboration. Find out more: https://lnkd.in/ewq_Cqa9 #FutureChain2026 #SupplyChain #SupplyChainResilience #Sustainability #RiskManagement

In this episode of Canary in a Cornfield, Adam interviews Matthew Dominguez from Compassion In World Farming (CIWF). They discuss CIWF’s work in the United States and abroad, and talk about an important recent report about food waste that illustrates how industrial farming significantly contributes to inefficiencies and environmental degradation. Matthew explains that factory farming, despite being touted as efficient, wastes massive amounts of food resources that could otherwise feed billions. The conversation touches on the global impact of farming practices, the necessity for policy changes, and the benefits of regenerative farming and plant-forward diets. Matthew also shares his background and advocacy journey, emphasizing the need to align agricultural subsidies with public health and environmental sustainability. https://lnkd.in/dsy9BatH