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What Is the Difference Between Organic and Regenerative Agriculture?

Regenerative agriculture empowers farmers and ranchers to use management principles that improve the overall health of the land.

More and more farmers and ranchers are joining the conversation around regenerative agriculture as the best way to manage the land for environmental, animal and human health. Noble Research Institute’s education, consultation and...

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Is Coke Zero Bad For You?

Generally speaking, most types of soda are considered unhealthy because of their high sugar content. However, many big beverage corporations are developing lower-calorie options that offer a healthier alternative to traditional sodas. Are these new drinks that much better keep reading to find out.

What is Coke Zero?

Coke Zero is the

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Organic drinks: next level for pure taste

While organic products were once a niche product, today organic has become a growth market. Globally, Europe and the USA are the largest markets for organic food and beverages. Europe's organic market has more than doubled in value since 2010. Read here what developments - fueled by Covid-19 - await us in the "organic" market...

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Seven Reasons Why Organic Farming Is So Important

Seven reasons why organic farming is important

Walking around a massive supermarket makes it easy to forget where our food comes from. We find it hard to imagine what the finished product we see today looked like just weeks or even days ago. Farmers work around the clock...

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Meatless in Midtown

The motto at this recently opened deli market could be “Veni, Vidi, Veggie,” and even meat-eaters are discovering its delicious offerings.

By Elizabeth Hunter | Photos by Shannon Christine Photo

There is no wrong answer if...

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Why the U.S. Food System Needs Agroecology

A professor argues for sustainability and equity over industrial agriculture.

Agroecology—a science, practice, and movement which seeks social, political, economic, and environmental sustainability in the global food system—is gaining momentum in the U.S., according to a new Dartmouth-led commentary in Nature Food. As the co-authors report, the approach...

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