Biodiversity

Cultivating rich biodiversity is essential to successful agriculture, now and going forward. Supporting sustainable farming practices—things like weed management, cover crops, conservation tillage, and crop rotation—helps enhance soil health and plant pollination. All so farmers can grow the food needed for growing populations around the world. 

 

We’re especially taking a proactive approach to support the health of pollinators. After all, one-third of the food we eat depends upon pollination, including almonds, apples, berries, cucumbers, melons, and much more. Doing our part here will leave a positive legacy for future generations.

#MonarchChallenge

Monarch populations have dramatically declined in the U.S. recently due to things like habitat loss, extreme weather events, reduce nectar sources, and milkweed availability. We’re on a mission to change that.

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Bees

The unexplained rise in honeybee deaths has become an issue of concern, with lasting impact across multiple industries. We’re taking a proactive approach to educating others on how honeybees help and working to restore populations. 

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Pollinator Habitats

Learn how pollinator habitats change over time and how they provide value to your land in these video featuring Conservation Blueprint’s Pete Berthelsen.