Making Regenerative Agriculture Mainstream: From Practices on the Farm to Demand across Markets

​Regenerative agriculture is proven as one of the most promising opportunities to strengthen food systems, improve farm economic resilience and deliver measurable environmental outcomes.

Yet despite years of investment, pilots and public commitments, a question remains: What will it take to make regenerative agriculture mainstream? And, in this context, what does mainstream mean?

This program will bring together leaders from across the food, agriculture, retail and technology sectors to explore the next chapter of regenerative agriculture's evolution, from implementation on the farm to demand creation in the marketplace.

Over the course of three conversations, attendees will examine the economic, commercial and consumer forces that determine whether regenerative agriculture becomes the expectation in terms of how food is produced. Speakers will explore how companies are creating new sources of demand through cross-sector partnerships and rethinking how sustainability engages consumers in a value-driven marketplace.

Featuring executives from across the value chain and overlapping sectors, the program will offer candid perspectives on the business models shaping the future of regenerative agriculture.

Attendees will gain a roadmap for understanding where regenerative agriculture is headed next, who will shape its future and what it will take to move mainstream.

The program will conclude with a networking lunch.