Public policies supporting regenerative agriculture will be good for business | The Hill
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The 2023 farm bill will be critical for a more regenerative, just and resilient agriculture and food system.
Skip to content The views expressed by contributors are their own and not the view of The Hill Getty Images agriculture irrigation farming water Companies are increasingly becoming interested in regenerative agriculture to meet growing consumer demand for agricultural goods that advance environmental, climate and social justice goals, but current domestic farm land under regenerative production is minimal. That is why businesses from across industries along with farming, environmental and health partners are now calling for smart and innovative food and farm policy for a more…
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