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Anastasia Volkova, PhD Volkova left Kisaco Research's Regen Ag Summit NA with a poignant lesson from leaders in CPG and agriculture — despite shifting market dynamics, building resilience across agricultural supply chains remains necessary for business success and long-term stability. Read her takeaways below, including CPGs' laser-focused approach to meeting emissions targets and the expanding margins in regenerative beef. 👇

Low-impact commodities can drive progress across both biofuels and animal feed industries. 🌾 Wondering how it can all come together? Join our webinar next Tuesday, April 8. Experts Suzy Friedman from WWF, Matt Durler from National Sorghum Producers and William Salas from Regrow will discuss: 1️⃣ The advantages of embracing low-impact commodities 2️⃣ How resilient and regenerative practices can transform supply chains 3️⃣ The potential for biofuel and feed systems to enhance sustainability and resilience when working in harmony Register: https://lnkd.in/gpZrsnZ6

The biofuels and animal feed industries have traditionally operated in silos, but with the proper market signals, these two value chains can quickly become more collaborative 🐮 🌱 What are the shared benefits of low-impact commodities in biofuels and animal feed, and how can we start to realize them? Learn more in our webinar on April 8, featuring experts Suzy Friedman from WWF, Matt Durler from National Sorghum Producers and Regrow's own William Salas. Register here: https://lnkd.in/gpZrsnZ6

Struggling to understand the changes in Agri-Food policies in the EU ? On April 3 at 11:00 CET | 10:00 GMT, our partners at Soil Capital will host an exclusive webinar exploring how the EU is updating its vision for the years to come. Soil Capital’s CEO, Chuck de Liedekerke, will be answering all the key questions, such as : How will this vision redefine the AgFood sector in the next 5 years ? What are the biggest opportunities and risks for AgFood corporations ? How can you future-proof your sustainability and procurement strategy ? ⬇️ Register now via the link below ⬇️ https://lnkd.in/g4xcjsAv This event is part of the “6 Harvests Until 2030” series, driving strategies to scale regenerative agriculture for net-zero goals.

SE Ventures' deep dive into our investment-led partnership highlights why agricultural resilience = ROI. Their perspective reinforces what we see every day—companies that invest in regenerative agriculture aren’t just meeting climate commitments. They’re strengthening supply chains, mitigating risk, and unlocking real business value. Huge thanks to Jon Hennessy, Stephan Prueger, and Amit Chaturvedy for your partnership and for articulating the critical role of scalable, science-driven solutions in decarbonizing food and ag supply chains. Excited for what’s ahead! Check out their insights below 👇

Regrow is thrilled to announce a strategic investment from SE Ventures, the venture capital firm backed by Schneider Electric, to advance climate-resilient agricultural supply chains. This investment-led partnership will accelerate innovation in our AI-driven platform to facilitate decision-critical solutions in the agrifood sector and strengthen collaboration across food, beverage, and fiber industries. Climate change is already disrupting supply chains, with 70% of agrifood companies reporting impacts from climate events. The investment from SE Ventures and partnership with Schneider Electric will enable us to serve more farmers, manufacturers, and their suppliers in building a resilient agricultural system. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gVS9tkYs

Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) released a draft update to its Corporate Net-Zero Standard, refining target-setting requirements and strengthening guidance on implementation. We've distilled the key takeaways for ag and CPG companies. Here’s what changed: 1️⃣ Greater focus on action over disclosure 2️⃣ Supply-specific strategies take center stage 3️⃣ A more comprehensive view of emissions management Read on for a deeper dive into these changes and what they mean for your business 👇 https://lnkd.in/g_-s9hMi

There’s always space to celebrate those who work for progress in Agriculture Resilience, but Women’s History Month gives us the opportunity to highlight some of  the women who use their power, passion and integrity to advocate for food system transformation. 💪 Here are just a few of the women we celebrate this month. Every month, we work to forge partnerships that will continue their legacy. Marion Verles - Marion is the CEO and co-founder of SustainCERT, a global leader in climate impact verification through digital solutions. Through her work, Marion demonstrates that uncertainty is not a reason to delay action. From her, we learn how to navigate policy, set strong standards for the industry and unlock capital for regenerative agriculture. Pilar Cruz - Pilar is EVP & Chief Sustainability Officer at Cargill. She advocates for strong, precompetitive partnerships across the supply chain in service of ag resilience. She demonstrates this advocacy in her longstanding partnership with Regrow and her commitment to industry progress.   Margaret Henry - Margaret is VP, Sustainable & Regenerative Agriculture at PepsiCo. Having grown up on a farm, Margaret has a deep understanding of the need for resilience in order to build strong food systems and supply chains for the future. In our 2025 State of Ag Resilience report, Margaret said, “Our [positive ag] plan is about the transformation of our business. It's how we’re future proofing PepsiCo.” She has continued to live these values through PepsiCo’s efforts and across the industry. (download the report here: https://lnkd.in/gWtjVJ86) Julie Kunen - As the Co-Lead of Global Sustainability at Oatly, Julie is leading the charge to source 100% of the company’s key ingredients sustainably. Julie’s definition of sustainability is holistic: “Sustainability implies a kind of, ‘put it back to the way that you found it’ ethos. And we realized that, given the degradation that has befallen the [Earth], we needed to do better than that.” Anna Pierce - As the Director of Sustainability at Tate & Lyle, Anna is pioneering sustainability projects with future scale in mind. She is committed to building pilot projects in regenerative agriculture, not just as test projects but as scalable demonstrations of system-wide change. Mary Jane Melendez - Mary Jane is the Chief Sustainability & Global Impact Officer at General Mills, a company that aims to reduce GHG emissions 60% by 2030. Mary Jane knows that the best way to do that is by employing sustainable practices across supply sheds, and she continuously advocates for that work. “We believe regenerative agriculture is the most promising solution to reach our climate goals and create positive planetary outcomes.” 🌎 🌱

Internal alignment on sustainability goals is a huge driver for business-wide resilience. We surveyed 21 leading companies in the ag and CPG sectors and learned that today’s most successful leaders recognize the importance of corporate climate goals, and use those goals to align departments and accelerate action. What other factors drive business resilience? Find out in our new report: https://lnkd.in/gWtjVJ86

I'm honored to be recognized by University of Adelaide as one of the women 'marching forward' in female leadership. This month, I recognize the work of all women in leadership, in STEM and in climate action fields — all communities I'm proud to contribute to. You set an example for me and for women across the globe. Let's continue our progress! https://lnkd.in/gBk2hhPG