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How do food and agriculture companies turn biodiversity from a hard-to-measure metric into a driver of resilience? What practices actually deliver results, on the farm and across the supply shed?
As nature, water, and carbon targets converge, food and agriculture companies face growing pressure to manage the ecosystem services, soil health, pollination, water retention, and flood control that resilient sourcing depends on. In response, leading companies are advancing regenerative land management as a single lever for all three, using new tools to make biodiversity measurable and emerging markets like carbon insetting and biodiversity credits to strengthen the incentive structure. You’ll leave with a look at how companies are turning nature strategy into resilience and business continuity, and where the biggest measurement and market gaps still remain.
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