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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 agriculture
- Regenerative agriculture increases the resilience for small farmers in a climate damaged world
- Transformation is a process of linking back to the traditional wisdom of older generations
- Bringing diversity of crops and techniques back to farming is a key to success
- Mutual accountability in the value chain requires long term investment by big brands
Key links
Aneel Kumar Ambavaram (LinkedIn)
RESET Cotton Program (Instagram)
The Earth Turns (poem)
Thriving (book)
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