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Indoor farming funding heats up

GreenBiz

The billions of dollars flowing into indoor ag, followed by news of a big announcement in regenerative farming, is yet more evidence of the furious pace of change we’re seeing in food production. The plans are impressive: The 95,000 square feet facility will be as productive as 700 acres of farmland, according to CNN.

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3 big trends headlining a tumultuous year in food

GreenBiz

Consumption of animal products should and will decrease, but many alt protein brands and startups will disappear before that happens. The second challenge was summed up by the French ag minister’s response to the news from Singapore : “Meat comes from life, not from laboratories. How committed is your company?

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Beyond wars and pandemics, the climate crisis is the greatest risk to food supply chains

Corporate Knights

And yet these risks run far wider than recent events, as the climate crisis is causing food companies to face the very real possibility of losing access to basic products. . The even better news is that regenerative farming not only sequesters carbon, but builds healthy soils, increasing resilience to our increasingly erratic climate.

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Regenerative Agriculture's Critical Role in Stabilizing Our Climate

3BL Media

Today’s agriculture– both livestock and crop production — emits massive amounts of greenhouse gases and often degrades the soil’s inherent ability to store carbon. The good news is that, despite being part of the problem, agriculture is also a big part of the solution.

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UW-Stevens Point researchers look to plants to solve PFAS contamination

Environmental News Bits

Read the full story from Spectrum News 1 and the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point. PFAS, otherwise known as “forever chemicals,” are found in a variety of everyday products as well as in soil and water. … Continue reading UW-Stevens Point researchers look to plants to solve PFAS contamination

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How IoT can create an entirely new product for an era of ESG

Stacey Higginbotham

And by turning that approximate measurement into an actual measurement, it’s possible to create highly differentiated or even entirely new products — especially when it comes to meeting the needs of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) investing. Or farms would participate in expensive soil remediation.

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Soil Health Institute Engages Students From Historically Black Colleges and Universities To Promote Greater Equity in Sustainable Agriculture Through Internship Program

3BL Media

SOURCE: The Soil Health Institute. June 13, 2022 /3BL Media/ - The Soil Health Institute (SHI) today announced the first U.S. Regenerative Cotton Fund,” said Dr. Loutrina Staley, soil scientist and director of diversity, equity, and inclusion at the Soil Health Institute. MORRISVILLE, N.C., and abroad.