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Choosing the right soil model is critical for credible climate action. But with CRCF guidance still evolving, how do you know which model to trust? Join William Salas, Marie Marion, and Lucia von Reusner from Regrow for a webinar on how to evaluate soil models for accuracy, transparency, and policy alignment. You’ll learn how to: 🌱Understand the differences between major soil models 🌱Evaluate depth, carbon–nitrogen interactions, and validation methods 🌱Anticipate what CRCF guidance means for model approval 📅 December 10 | 3 pm CET | 9 am EST Register: https://lnkd.in/gi2fc5NT Submit your questions in advance and leave with a clear framework for evaluating soil modeling systems.

Are you ready for FLAG alignment?  Program managers, measurement professionals and implementation partners are entering a critical phase: understanding the latest evolutions of SBTi FLAG guidance, and building the frameworks necessary to stay aligned and reach climate targets. If you’re not yet thinking about mapping significant scope 3 emissions, choosing your measurement approach for key commodities and planning for net-zero neutralization, now’s the time to get started.  In our latest blog, we review the latest draft of SBTi guidance and outline practical, Regrow-enabled steps to ensure compliance and credibility. Read the update from Regrow Director of Carbon Protocols & Policy Lucia von Reusner 👇 https://lnkd.in/gjrK-QMY

“In the last decade, resilience has moved from being a concept — a lofty idea — to a boardroom matter.” Here’s what CEO and Co-Founder Anastasia Volkova, PhD has learned in the last 9 years… and why she’s looking forward to the next decade.

Long term trends > short term noise. Resilience is rising above the noise, and that’s clearer now than ever before. Here’s to another decade of building resilience with partners, peers and leaders across the globe.

The most meaningful environmental outcomes happen across multi-tier supply chains; and investments should be structured similarly. In this exclusive session, Cargill and AS Bolaks share how they’ve built a first-of-its-kind co-investment model for regenerative agriculture. Together and with partners Soil Capital and SustainCERT, they’ll walk through how they aligned on attribution, structured their financial and technical partnership, and created a model designed to scale regenerative outcomes across global supply sheds. Join us to learn the tools, data, and best practices shaping credible, scalable implementation, and what it takes to accelerate impact through shared investment. Register here: https://lnkd.in/g9AtjUPW

🌱 Tackling Sustainability Initiatives with Regenerative Agriculture Join us Thursday, November 20th at 9am (MT) for a powerful conversation on how regenerative agriculture can be a game changer for your Scope 3 emissions. We're teaming up with Anchor Ingredients Company for a deep dive into the 10-year evolution of their program. What you'll learn: 🔷 How to use supply chain traceability to drive regenerative agriculture initiatives 🔷 The business case and technical backbone 🔷 How AnchorTRACE technology and in-house carbon modeling with Regrow Ag works 👉 Register here: https://hubs.li/Q03RKckm0 #RegenerativeAgriculture #Scope3 #PetSustainability #CarbonAccounting #IngredientTransparency #SustainablePetIndustry #PSCWebinar

We analyzed 1M+ hectares of corn across the EU and found a major gap between climate risk and resilience practices. We were curious whether regions with significant climate stress were adopting practices to mitigate threats. CSRD's mandated reporting data gave us the answers we were looking for. What we found in Romania's corn belt: Heat stress days are climbing fast. Last year hit 80+ days - particularly damaging for corn, which is highly heat-sensitive. And the disconnect: cover cropping is proven to build heat resilience. But adoption in these high-risk regions? Under 20%. The implication for CSRD reporting: Companies looking to build resilience need a source of both climate risk and agronomic practices in order to ensure high ROI investments in climate resilience.

Rice production accounts for 12% of our global methane emissions. Reducing methane — a highly potent greenhouse gas — is one of the ag sector's biggest opportunities for climate impact. We’re proud to contribute to the Rice Methane Action Alliance (RMA) and to the new WBCSD – World Business Council for Sustainable Development guidance helping companies measure, disclose, and act on rice methane emissions with confidence. Science-based, credible MRV is key to turning ambition into action.

Real change in agriculture happens when ambition meets pragmatism. Oatly's regenerative agriculture work is a perfect example. The company has reached ambitious regenerative ag milestones by taking a pragmatic approach to partnerships, investment and data. In the latest episode of ReGen Brands, Stacy Cushenbery, Senior Manager for Global Regenerative Agriculture at Oatly, shares how the company is scaling regenerative practice adoption in its sourcing regions by building programs that work across systems, not in silos. From embedding incentives directly into procurement budgets to partnering with mills as the backbone of farmer engagement, Stacy outlines how Oatly is working to make their efforts effective for farmers and supply chain partners. She also highlights the role of data and collaboration, including work with Regrow to understand abatement potential and identify high-impact regions for investment across their supply shed. It’s an inspiring look at what it takes to turn sustainability goals into tangible, system-level change. Listen to the full episode here: https://lnkd.in/gAtnwtiv

How we turned CSRD climate data into a supply chain action plan: We analyzed 1M+ hectares in Romania (the EU's largest corn producer) and overlayed CSRD-required climate metrics with current agricultural practices. The finding: 🇷🇴 Romania's corn belt, which produces 60% of the country's corn, experienced 81 total days of heat stress last year (a mandatory CSRD reporting metric). 🇷🇴 These same regions show less than 20% cover crop adoption - one of the most effective heat resilience strategies. When you connect CSRD data with agronomic intelligence, you move from identifying problems to implementing solutions. For teams deep in CSRD prep: which metrics are you finding most useful in analyzing risk in your supply chains?