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Sam Whitaker and his brother manage extreme weather and protect soils by combining use of soil-moisture sensors, irrigation planning and a tailwater recovery system. LDC's regenerative agriculture program helps connect growers like Sam with expertise and other farmers, supporting them in addressing the local challenges they face.

For Sam Whitaker, improving his farmland is a “never-ending process.” His Arkansas farm combines cover crops, reduced tillage and water management technology to adapt to changing local conditions. LDC’s regenerative agriculture program helps farmers like Sam build resilience by facilitating access to technology, expertise and more.

Droughts and downpours are more frequent today in Vietnam's Central Highlands, so coffee farmer Vu Minh Dai is finding new ways to store water in dry months and drain it during heavy rainfall. LDC and its partners work alongside Vu and others like him through on-farm coaching, as they adopt new practices on their farms.

Vu Minh Dai keeps adapting his coffee farm to changing conditions in Dak Lak, Vietnam, to provide for his family thanks to a productive farm. LDC works alongside coffee farmers like Vu as they put new sustainable farming practices into action.

Dallas Norek and his family were farming regeneratively before the practice had a name, and his daughter Abbey is now taking it further. She uses satellite imagery, soil-test results and harvest data for a better understanding of each field on the farm. Through its regenerative agriculture program, LDC works with supply chain partners to help farmers like the Noreks take the next step.

At Las Balas in Argentina, LIAG uses crop rotations, including cover and service crops, to support soil moisture, infiltration and organic matter, closely examining resulting impacts on yield and business performance. LDC's regenerative agriculture program supports farmers in making progress more visible and measurable.