Planet of Plenty
Agriculture has the greatest potential to shape the future of our planet. With the advent of new agriculture technologies, the adoption of improved farm management practices and, above all, the ingenuity inherent in the human spirit, a world of abundance could be ours. Join us as we work together for a Planet of Plenty.
Planet of Plenty
Agriculture has the greatest potential to shape the future of our planet. With the advent of new agriculture technologies, the adoption of improved farm management practices and, above all, the ingenuity inherent in the human spirit, a world of abundance could be ours. Join us as we work together for a Planet of Plenty.
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Every second, of every day, there are people thinking, trying, testing, flying, investing, inspiring, and applying new ideas, with an insatiable drive to guarantee a world where people, animals, and plants can thrive.
These are their stories.
Featured Stories
Branching out: Silvopasture for sustainable cattle production
Known as silvopasture, farming livestock and trees together has an equally important, yet invisible, component — carbon sequestration. This is the striking system of regenerative agriculture Daniel Wolf and his family have been implementing on their farms in Brazil for 10 years.
Waste not, want not: Insect farming for the future of sustainable protein
A sustainable protein of the future. Does it begin with food waste and flies? Meet Entocycle, a farm located in central London.
Cows keep the lights on: Using methane digesters to turn waste into watts
When the sun rises each morning and we turn on the lights to start our day, many of us are unaware of exactly where the electricity lighting our homes originates or how it is created. For many homes in California’s San Joaquin Valley, that electricity is being powered by an unexpected source: cow manure.
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From a seed, a forest. From an idea, a movement.
Here’s to the original innovators, those closest to the land and the ones who couldn’t love it more. It’s the spirit of the farmer to see promise and possibility, and to believe that one choice could create a change.