Join Quantis at the Regenerative Agriculture & Food Systems Summit.
An in-person event that brings together the food industry to discuss regenerative agriculture practices through partnership and harmonisation.
Our Food + Beverage team and Land & Agriculture experts will be available onsite for networking and answering your questions.
We are delighted to moderate the following sessions:
+ Unifying and Standardizing Regenerative Agriculture Approaches to Measure
March 28, 2023
- Overcoming the lack of a verifiable standard, to enable a credible measure of regenerative agriculture practices
- Switching to an outcome-based vs practice-based approach
- Tackling the challenge of the lack of a ‘one-size fits all’ approach
- Putting the right metrics in place to ensure practices are effective in order to make accurate claims
- Navigating the challenge of standardizing practices that are context specific
- Is standardization necessary or is there value in being practice agnostic?
Moderated by:
Chris Casolaro
Senior Sustainability Consultant
Quantis
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+ Regional Analysis: Status of Regenerative Agriculture across North America
March 29, 2023
Experts from across North America present an objective view of the geographical challenges and opportunities of regenerative agriculture.
- What is the status of regenerative agriculture across the continent?
- What progress has been made so far?
- How do practices translate?
Moderated by:
Liliana Bettolo
Senior Sustainability Consultant
Quantis
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