{"id":2636,"date":"2018-04-25T23:16:57","date_gmt":"2018-04-25T23:16:57","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.sourcingmatters.show\/?p=2636"},"modified":"2021-12-22T22:31:34","modified_gmt":"2021-12-22T22:31:34","slug":"jill-isenbarger-wendy-millet-bookending-regenerative-ag","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/sourcingmatters.show\/index.php\/2018\/04\/25\/jill-isenbarger-wendy-millet-bookending-regenerative-ag\/","title":{"rendered":"Isenbarger & Millet – Bookending US Regen"},"content":{"rendered":"

Ep. 18:\u00a0Jill Isenbarger – CEO of Stone Barns & Wendy Millet – Director at TomKat\u00a0||<\/h3>\n
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\"\"Today I’m joined by two knowledgeable thought leaders pioneering a\u00a0better food movement sprawling from coast to coast, and everywhere\u00a0in-between.\u00a0 On episode 18 of Sourcing Matters Wendy Millet – Director of Tomkat\u00a0Ranch research center, and Jill Isenbarger – CEO of Stone Barns\u00a0Center discuss all important topics ranging from\u00a0circular economies, holistic management, food & Agtech, and more which\u00a0have begun casting a long shadow over a quickly changing domestic food\u00a0landscape. .<\/span><\/p>\n

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Over the last decade, TomKat Ranch and the Stone Barns Center for Food\u00a0& Agriculture have materialized into the tip of the spear of domestic\u00a0regenerative agricultural reform.\u00a0 Through convening gatherings of\u00a0industry expertise and consumers alike these unique epicenters of\u00a0future food have gained a finger on the pulse of what it’ll take to\u00a0return values back to food, and how to engage\u00a0tomorrow’s<\/span><\/span>\u00a0workforce\u00a0into the diverse rewards and opportunities of reconnecting with the\u00a0land. .<\/span>
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Supremely humble and approachable, Millet & Isenbarger are great\u00a0friends who’ve accepted their leadership roles in this evolution of\u00a0domestic expansion inevitably more holistic.\u00a0 A 21st century revision\u00a0that systematically works to clean-up the wake of failed experiments\u00a0which range from Manifest Destiny to Earl Butz – a new script for agriculture\u00a0is now being penned by leaders with focus on living within the rules of natural\u00a0order and harmonizing interests for greater good on a shared and\u00a0shrinking planet.\u00a0 The ingenuity teeming from these bookends of\u00a0regenerative reform are a significant part of this new playbook for\u00a0future agricultural models which enhance instead of deplete regenerative natural resources.<\/p>\n

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\nNow, leveraging an innovation economy which spawns creatively and\u00a0engagement into future food as an agent of change to crack the nut of\u00a0more complex systems like human & public health, environmental impact,\u00a0community engagement and sustainable jobs – the anchor industry of\u00a0agriculture is establishing a new cost basis for future economies\u00a0becoming ultimately more circular. \u00a0 Have a listen to what these folks\u00a0have to say.\u00a0 Ultimately, they’re defining a succession plan for us all.<\/p>\n

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