Can farming fix climate?

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In this Planet Business edition, we're looking at how companies are scaling regenerative agriculture to boost yields, rebuild soils and cut emissions in Latin America, Africa and Asia.

Marina Menin

Head of Carbon Venture in Latin America

Bayer

Latin American farmers are capturing more carbon while growing more food

Bayer's PRO Carbono programme helps Latin American farmers transition to regenerative, low-carbon agriculture. The programme combines robust science, data-driven tools and technical expertise to increase agricultural productivity, while enhancing soil carbon sequestration and reducing emissions, Marina Menin, Bayer's Head of Carbon Venture in Latin America, explains.

Taissara Abdala Martins Agronomist and Head of ESG  
Nestlé Brazil 

Redefining the way the world produces food in a warming climate

Nestlé is advancing a global shift towards regenerative agriculture – a model that restores soil, water and biodiversity while sustaining farmer livelihoods. As Taissara Abdala Martins, Agronomist and Head of ESG at Nestlé Brazil explains, the company is helping build a more resilient food system for future generations by working with more than 600,000 farming families and investing US$1.3 billion to ensure that 50% of its key ingredients come from regenerative sources by 2030.

Meriem EL ASRAOUI Chief Global Affairs Officer 
OCP Group

Agricultural transformation starts from the soil up

Feeding a world of eight billion people while restoring ecosystems demands bold, coordinated innovation. Across Africa and beyond, OCP Group is driving this transformation from the ground up – empowering farmers with tailored soil nutrient solutions that boost yields and cut emissions.

With a US $13 billion green industrial strategy and powered by renewable energy, OCP is making remarkable strides towards a climate-positive future. From full renewable energy reliance by 2027 and net-zero emissions by 2040, OCP is setting the pace for sustainable growth across the global agri-food sector.

Michael Stebbins
Senior Manager, Communications
CropLife International

Cultivating partnerships for greener rice in Thailand

As the world's second-largest rice exporter, Thailand faces a critical test: how to feed more people with fewer emissions while helping farmers adapt to climate change. A landmark public-private partnership with CropLife International is turning this challenge into an opportunity. By scaling climate-smart farming and through blended-financing models, its showing that profitability, resilience and climate action can grow together.

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