Regen Ag Forum 2026: Piracicaba, SP, Brazil Climate Focus

The Regenerative Agriculture Forum 2026, set for June 23 in Piracicaba, São Paulo, Brazil, blends actionable science and innovative practices to accelerate transitions to regenerative food systems that restore soils, water, and climate resilience. As part of a triple-COP year, it responds to unsustainable food systems by providing a global platform for evidence-based strategies. Key focus areas include soil regeneration techniques like cover cropping and no-till farming with measured carbon sequestration rates; water management innovations such as keyline design and swales for drought resilience; and climate-adaptive cropping systems with data on yield stability. The forum features real-world case studies from Brazil and beyond, detailing farmer transitions, economic viability, and ecosystem outcomes like increased microbial diversity and reduced erosion. Practical details encompass workshop formats on scaling holistic grazing, agroforestry integration for polycultures, and policy tools for incentives. Tickets are available now, targeting farmers, scientists, and policymakers. Participants gain concrete methods, including monitoring protocols for soil organic matter, financial models for regenerative premiums, and replication frameworks for bioregional adaptation. It emphasizes verifiable impacts, such as percentage improvements in water retention and biodiversity indices, making it a practitioner-focused resource for building resilient agriculture amid planetary resource strain.[7]