CIFOR-ICRAF joins SAN to advance forest-positive food systems, linking trees and farms to scale sustainable, climate-smart solutions.

Discover the varied benefits of applying organic fertilizers at the levels of soil, environment, society and the economic well-being of the community.

RAAA is working to promote the use of organic fertilizer in Peru. This article describes the many ways in which agricultural waste can be transformed to nourish the soil.

Nature-positive agriculture must move beyond farm-level action to landscape transformation. Restoring biodiversity, water cycles, and ecosystem function at scale strengthens climate resilience, food security, and livelihoods.

Regenerative agriculture restores soils, biodiversity, and resilience while cutting emissions. When scaled with credibility and farmer-centered design, it offers one of the most powerful pathways to climate mitigation, nature recovery, and sustainable food systems.

Kansas University researchers discovered that the microbes in the soil keep a memory of how to survive in droughts, bolstering endemic crops to survive in renewed hardship.

Biodiversity loss is accelerating due to land use, overexploitation, pollution, and climate change. It undermines food systems, health, and resilience. Because extinction is irreversible, urgent, systemic action is essential.

Organic and natural farming are not merely modern trends but a return to the wisdom of traditional agriculture. Twenty-seven Indian farmers in Nanded participated in training to revive traditional practices.

Nature, biodiversity, and life itself are the ultimate tangible assets, and this piece discusses ways of incorporating those measurements into agriculture.

Kaleka's Seruyan experience demonstrates that when smallholders are given the space to lead, systemic change can emerge from the ground up.

Researchers from ofi and New Mexico State University are collaborating to address the crop loss caused in California by the Fusarium fungus.

Microorganisms boost soil health and crop yields, reduce fertilizer use, and support sustainable farming through Integrated Nutrient Management (INM).