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Supreme Court Sides With Monsanto Bayer
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled in favor of Bayer in what many observers consider the most significant pesticide liability case in decades. The decision addresses whether federal pesticide labeling requirements preempt state failure to warn claims, a question that has implications for tens of thousands of pending Roundup lawsuits and for the broader agricultural input […]
Read MoreMaine Blueberry Growers Adapt After Major Harvest Losses
Maine’s wild blueberry industry is implementing new strategies to protect future harvests following severe crop losses during the 2025 growing season. Industry estimates indicate that weather related production losses reduced the state’s wild blueberry crop by nearly half, resulting in approximately $28 million in lost revenue for growers. According to reports, unusual weather patterns disrupted […]
Read MoreGrowth Hinges on Market Demand
Industry leaders at the 2026 Natural Products Expo West, agreed that scaling regenerative practices depends on stronger market demand and clearer standards across the supply chain. Opening the event, co-founder Jackson emphasized the role of community and network-building in expanding regenerative agriculture, noting increased participation from brands, retailers, and first-time attendees. Celia Hoffman, head of […]
Read MoreOrganic Land Management Gains Bipartisan Support
Efforts to reduce pesticide use and expand organic land management practices are finding support from an increasingly diverse political coalition in the United States. Several municipalities and state lawmakers have advanced measures that restrict pesticide use in public spaces, encourage organic land management practices, or provide greater local authority over pesticide regulations. Supporters cite concerns […]
Read MoreRegenerative Standards Seek Alignment as Acreage Grows
Leaders from leading regenerative certification bodies reported continued acreage growth while acknowledging persistent barriers to farmer adoption during a standards focused panel at the 2026 Sustainable Foods Summit. Representatives from the Regenerative Organic Alliance, Savory Institute Land to Market program, A Greener World, and the Soil and Climate Initiative outlined verification models designed to address […]
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