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The National Fish and Wildlife Foundation (NFWF) today announced 27 grants totaling $14.7 million to support...Read MoreAhold Delhaize USA and General Mills Collaborate to Decrease Value Chain Emissions
Co-investments will support farmers in the adoption of regenerative agriculture in key sourcing regions to foster soil health and...Read MoreFast-growing soil health network set to expand into Canada, bringing advisor-led, locally focused training and technical assistance to the Prairie provinces
The Trusted Advisor Partnership (TAP), a soil health up-skilling program designed by and for crop advisors, is taking root in...Read More
Q&A
Q: What is regenerative agriculture?
A: Regenerative agriculture is a way of farming that focuses on improving soil health, water quality, biodiversity, and treats farms as interconnected ecosystems. General Mills' work in regenerative agriculture is guided by an understanding that it is a holistic, principles-based approach to farming and ranching that seeks to strengthen ecosystems and community resilience.
Q: Why is regenerative agriculture important?
A: Regenerative agriculture is important because it can help restore our natural resources and create a more sustainable food system. It addresses the challenges of declining soil health and the need to feed a growing population by focusing on practices that improve the environment.
Q: What is General Mills’ goal? Why does General Mills support regenerative agriculture?
A: General Mills was one of the first companies to invest in regenerative agriculture and is committed to advancing regenerative agriculture on 1 million acres of farmland by 2030. This work serves General Mills' broader ambition to create more thriving ecosystems and resilient communities.
A: Regenerative agriculture is a way of farming that focuses on improving soil health, water quality, biodiversity, and treats farms as interconnected ecosystems. General Mills' work in regenerative agriculture is guided by an understanding that it is a holistic, principles-based approach to farming and ranching that seeks to strengthen ecosystems and community resilience.
Q: Why is regenerative agriculture important?
A: Regenerative agriculture is important because it can help restore our natural resources and create a more sustainable food system. It addresses the challenges of declining soil health and the need to feed a growing population by focusing on practices that improve the environment.
Q: What is General Mills’ goal? Why does General Mills support regenerative agriculture?
A: General Mills was one of the first companies to invest in regenerative agriculture and is committed to advancing regenerative agriculture on 1 million acres of farmland by 2030. This work serves General Mills' broader ambition to create more thriving ecosystems and resilient communities.