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2026 Event Schedule
The State of Regenerative Agriculture
The State of Regenerative Agriculture (SORA) brings together sector leaders to reflect on progress, surface priorities, and align capital, research, and action around the most urgent opportunities ahead.
1:00 - 6:30 PM, Wednesday Sept. 23
The Regenerative Systems Summit
Agriculture emissions sit at the intersection of scope 3 corporate accountability and voluntary carbon market credibility. Join researchers, food and beverage companies, MMRV providers, scope 3 reduction innovators, investors, project developers, and verification bodies for a focused half-day of panels and a networking reception.
10:00 - 3:00 PM, Tuesday Sept. 22
The Regenerative Textiles Forum
The Regenerative Textiles Forum will focus on cotton and textiles as powerful leverage points for climate action, exploring how regenerative organic practices can transform supply chains from soil to finished product.
12:00 - 4:00 PM, Thursday Sept. 24
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You bring the content and together we curate an audience. Our world class network is full of 15,000 industry leaders in regenerative food systems. Perfect for targeted conversations, workshops, and themed events.
Partnerships in Indigenous Agriculture
The approach and many of the practices of regenerative agriculture originate from the indigenous communities that used to steward the land. This session will discuss the current challenges to indigenous producers, the work being done to build a supportive food & financing system, and where partnerships can be developed with external organizations. The last hour will be a barter & trade session.
9:00 AM - 12:30 PM, Wednesday Sept. 23
Host Your Event
You bring the content and together we curate an audience. Our world class network is full of 15,000 industry leaders in regenerative food systems. Perfect for targeted conversations, workshops, and themed events.
Partnerships in Indigenous Agriculture
The approach and many of the practices of regenerative agriculture originate from the indigenous communities that used to steward the land. This session will discuss the current challenges to indigenous producers, the work being done to build a supportive food & financing system, and where partnerships can be developed with external organizations. The last hour will be a barter & trade session.
9:00 AM - 12:30 PM, Wednesday Sept. 23
The State of Regenerative Agriculture
The State of Regenerative Agriculture (SORA) brings together sector leaders to reflect on progress, surface priorities, and align capital, research, and action around the most urgent opportunities ahead.
1:00 - 6:30 PM, Wednesday Sept. 23
