John Arbuckle on the role of pigs in regenerative ag and why we have to build brands
John Arbuckle, founder of Singing Pastures, joins us to discuss their uncommon, revolutionary, and regenerative practices of growing pigs.
Tag: nutrients
Dan Kittredge on why our biggest lever against climate change is paying for food quality
Why are we not paying farmers for quality? A long overdue interview with Dan Kittredge of the Bionutrient Food Association on their work of measuring of nutrients the connection to quality and taste.
Greg Shewmaker on why we can’t answer food’s most basic question: “What is in it?”
We can’t answer food’s most basic question: what is in it. Unless we can measure nutrient density on the farm, regen ag will never deliver its promise. These are some of the questions we tackle in this check in interview with Greg Shewmaker co founder of Teak Origin.
Ed Byrne, if regen food doesn’t taste amazing and doesn’t make money it won’t go anywhere
Ed Byrne is the co-founder of Soil Works Natural Capital. Here a conversation about the scale and business and the role of decentralized processing in regenerative agriculture. They also discuss the importance of taste to make a profit and its impact on consumers.
Russ Conser on using birds to sell climate positive beef and why regeneration is inevitable
Russ Cosner, co-founder of StandardSoil and BlueNest Beef, talks about the potential of soil carbon in regenerative agriculture, the role of regenerative entrepreneurs and the science behind livestock farming.
Jill Clapperton, a 25 years learning journey on nutrient density, healthy soils, food and people
Co-founder of Rhizoterra Inc. and scientific advisor of chef Dan Barber, Jill Clapperton has been focussed on the connection between healthy soils, healthy food and healthy people for the last 25 years.
Brian Von Herzen, Why oceans are the next billion $ opportunity of regenerative agriculture
How marine permaculture can regenerate 70% of the Earth surface: the oceans. Brian Von Herzen is executive director of the Climate Foundation and the original founder of the Marine Permaculture Movement.
Catherine Tubb, why precision fermentation completely disrupts industrial animal farming by 2030
Catherine Tubb of RethinkX is the co-author of the “Rethinking Food & Agriculture” report. Will precision fermentation really be 100 times more land efficient, produce 10-25 times more feedstock and be 10 times more water efficient? And what does it do with nutrient density and healthcare?
Greg Shewmaker – There are hardly any nutrients in the food we eat
Greg Shewmaker is TeakOrigin co-founder. TeakOrigin is a Boston-based data analytics company building the common language of food
Dan Kittredge – Making farmers focus on nutrient dense food
An interview with Dan Kittredge, of the Bio Nutrient Food association on how to let farmers focus on nutrient dense food.