Sustainable Agriculture Network

SAN members drove real change this week: CABI on soil health & pesticide safety, Preferred by Nature at GSS2026, Rainforest Alliance on cocoa accountability, RAAA Perú on natural pest solutions & Pro Natura Sur on community drones.

SAN members advance regenerative cotton in Egypt, agroecology training in Uganda, seed systems in East Africa, innovation awards in West Africa, and a global sustainability summit in Bangkok.

9 SAN members across 4 continents advance agroecology, restoration, and regenerative farming this week.

SAN, alongside partners Imaflora, GLF, and CABI, announces a global photo contest celebrating regenerative agriculture. Open worldwide April 15 – May 15, 2026, with prizes up to $1,000 USD and finalists featured at the Regenerative Agriculture Forum in Brazil.

SAN launches a global photo contest celebrating regenerative agriculture. Submit your best images across three categories and win up to $1,000 USD. Submissions open April 15 – May 15, 2026.

Sunchokes are a gem of the colder months. Explore this little-known vegetable and its many possibilities.

SAN members drive impact this week: regenerative coffee, agroecology caravans in Uganda, tree planting in Kenya, cotton trials in Egypt, and family farming advocacy in Peru. Global action, local roots.

SAN members drove action this week: CORAF closed the ABEE project, CIFOR-ICRAF advanced wildlife conservation in Zambia and Cameroon, Fundación Natura Colombia led territorial transformation, and CABI advanced crop research.

SAN members advanced regenerative agriculture through FAIR data, forest-water action, agroecology learning, carbon farming, regenerative cotton, and fairer market advocacy across regions.

CIFOR-ICRAF joins SAN to advance forest-positive food systems, linking trees and farms to scale sustainable, climate-smart solutions.

SAN members advanced farmer training, women’s leadership, traceability, agroecology, and biodiversity from Kenya to Ecuador, Pakistan, Colombia, and West Africa through practical collaboration.

Market access, resilient seeds, agroecology momentum, regenerative coffee certification, and smallholder inclusion—SAN members delivered practical proof that sustainability can scale.

What makes alliums special in the kitchen is range. From the ever present onion and garlic to the more underground members of the family, learn about alliums and unlock their potential.

SAN members delivered real-world action—farm learning exchanges, cocoa convenings, institute visits, seed bank inspections, and workshops—turning resilience into practice across our Global Impact Network.

Help Shape the Future of Regenerative Agriculture The Sustainable Agriculture Network (SAN) is on an exciting phase of growth — and we are looking for a bold, strategic leader to help us scale our impact. We are recruiting a Director, Corporate Engagement (CED)  to lead SAN’s private-sector partnership strategy and drive sustainable revenue growth in alignment with our mission. This is a senior e…

SAN members advanced climate-smart farming, regenerative supply chains, gender equity, and Indigenous-led restoration—demonstrating resilience in action across global agriculture.

February started strong in the SAN network. From field clinics to boardrooms, SAN members kept agriculture practical, regenerative, and accountable.

Discover the varied benefits of applying organic fertilizers at the levels of soil, environment, society and the economic well-being of the community.

From precision spraying to agroforestry and digital traceability, SAN members are turning knowledge into action — delivering regenerative, people-centered solutions across global food systems.

From the Andes to your pantry: potatoes fed civilizations, fueled Europe’s rise, and can last 20 years—if treated right.