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Illinois Regenerative Agriculture Initiative Public Convening



Find your home with regenerative agriculture and sustainability The Illinois Regenerative Agriculture Initiative is coming together for celebration, conversation, and networking at their fall convening meeting on November 7 at the University of Illinois College of ACES Energy Farm in Urbana.

The event will highlight IRAI's current research projects and program, seed grant recipients, and provide the opportunity for convivial networking. Refreshments will be available, and attendees can look forward to an exciting announcement as the future of IRAI becomes I-Regen.

There is no cost to attend, but advanced registration is required.

About the Illinois Regenerative Agriculture Initiative

The Illinois Regenerative Agriculture Initiative (IRAI) fits into the University of Illinois Institute for Sustainability, Energy, and Environment research theme of Secure and Sustainable Agriculture. Sponsored by Fresh Taste, IRAI is a partnership between the Department of Crop Sciences, College of ACES, Illinois Extension, and iSEE.

Current environmental and economic trends highlight the need for agriculture and food systems that are resilient to climate change, improve soil and water quality, support healthy communities, and enhance food security. A promising approach that has gained considerable traction with farmers and food systems participants is “regenerative agriculture.” Read more and find a short video about the iSee program at Illinois Regenerative Agriculture Initiative.

Source: illinois.edu

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