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Gerardo Zavala

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  1. Article · Aug 11, 2026 · By Gerardo Zavala and Katerina Graziosi Published August 11, 2026 at 4:01 PM PDT

    California drew the line on regenerative agriculture. Farmers are making sense of it (opens the original)

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    California has long been at the forefront of climate and environmental policy. Last year, the state became the first to officially adopt a statewide definition of regenerative agriculture. The move reinforces the state’s climate goals, which identify natural and working lands as a key part of reaching carbon neutrality. “This was about aligning state policy and programs, especially our grant programs, around a shared definition throughout our state government,” said California Department of Food

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