Soil as a tool for building climate-resilient supply chains

Healthy soil is one of the most powerful assets in our food system – supporting productivity, storing carbon, improving water retention, and strengthening resilience to climate shocks. However, degradation is reducing yields, increasing volatility, and putting global food security and business resilience at risk.

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Today, soil rarely appears on a balance sheet, a boardroom agenda, or even a climate strategy.

This webinar explored why that needs to change. Drawing on perspectives from leading food companies, we explored how regenerative agriculture is being put into practice, how soil health can become a credible part of climate and brand strategy, and what farmers want from these boardroom discussions.

We discussed…

From soil carbon to soil health: Understanding soil as a system, and why a holistic approach is critical for resilience and productivity
The emerging link between soil health and crop quality, taste, and nutrient density – and what this means for the business case for regenerative practices
Scaling action: The role of cross-industry collaboration and value chain engagement in driving impact
The urgency, and opportunity, of embedding soil health into strategies for a low-carbon, resilient future