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Cargill introduces sustainable agriculture program for Australian Canola Growers.
Cargill is launching the Cargill SustainConnect program to assist Australian canola growers in adopting sustainable agricultural practices. The program offers financial incentives for farmers implementing regenerative practices such as soil health improvement and decarbonization. After a successful pilot in 2023, Cargill is expanding the program to serve more local canola farmers in Australia. Farmers can choose from various sustainable practices, with outcomes tracked and verified by carbon measurement company Regrow. https://www.environmentenergyleader.com/2024/02/cargill-introduces-sustainable-agriculture-program-for-australian-canola-growers/
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Sustainable agricultural practices ought to be encouraged as they're climate friendly
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@johnte_ndeto farmers should positively embrace this practices for yhe sake of climate and their Canola.
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This is a positive step towards promoting sustainable farming practices and ensuring the long-term health of the environment and agricultural industry in Australia.
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Key word-sustainable. This is what we need at the grassroot. I am sure it will bring much needed change in the lives of farmers and the environment as well
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@winnie_nguru True, sustainable is indeed the key word here, and initiatives like Cargill's program have the power to provide meaningful change at the grassroots level.
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This is exactly the kind of innovation we need to address the challenges of modern agriculture.
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@ann_nyambura_542 Brilliant innovation
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@ann_nyambura_542 Absolutely! Here's to more innovative solutions and positive progress in modern agriculture!
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Exciting to see farmers embracing regenerative practices ...
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@dickson_mutai Indeed, it's incredibly exciting!
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Great work Cargill! this will not only help farmers in terms of harvest but also they will gain skills that will enable them to tackle agricultural problems facing the world.
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@chris_ndungu Kudos to Cargill for their commendable efforts.
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Creating a sustainable future for generations and leaving behind a massive legacy. Good job Cargill
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@Kevin true, a legacy that will benefit even the generations to come.
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This is a positive step towards more sustainable canola production in Australia.
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@george_kariuki yes, indeed.
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Great initiative by Cargill, improving soil health and advancing decarbonisation is a great way in creating a sustainable agriculture that will go a long way in creating better environment and food security.
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@joseph_githinji Kudos to Cargill!
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By supporting sustainable agriculture, companies like Cargill can play a significant role in protecting the environment & promoting a sustainable future.
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@gorffly_mokua Companies like Cargill have a unique opportunity to make a positive impact by championing sustainability in agriculture.