When a company commits to regenerative agriculture practices - it can be accused of ‘greenwashing’ - making people believe it’s doing more to help the environment than it really is.General Mills, the U.S. company behind iconic brands such as Yoplait, Betty Crocker and Cheerios, made a commitment to bring regenerative agriculture practices to one million acres of farmland by 2030.Jay Watson is responsible for this task - connecting farmers in various commodity supply chains with support, tools, and pilot programs to enable regen ag practices.
In this podcast, Jay discusses:

• The criticisms around regenerative agriculture and why General Mills has decided to invest in it.
• How General Mills is educating farmers to view their land as an ecosystem.
• Overcoming the misconceptions held by some ‘foodies’ about where their food actually comes from.
• The current and future prospects of agtech in regenerative agriculture.

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