37. Regenerative Agriculture Doesn’t Work Without Mutual

37. Regenerative Agriculture Doesn’t Work Without Mutual Accountability, with Aneel Kumar Ambavaram

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My guest this week is Aneel Kumar Ambavaram is the Founder Director of the Raddis (Radically Disruptive) Cotton Program. In this episode, he discusses how: He made the transition from selling agricultural chemicals to leading regenerative agricultureRegenerative agriculture increases the resilience for small farmers in a climate damaged worldTransformation is a process of linking back to the traditional wisdom of older generationsBringing diversity of crops and techniques back to farming is a key to successMutual accountability in the value chain requires long term investment by big brandsKey links Aneel Kumar Ambavaram (LinkedIn) RESET Cotton Program (Instagram) The Earth Turns (poem) Thriving (book) Wayne Visser (website) Wayne Visser (LinkedIn)

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