Soil is the lifeblood of agriculture and the foundation of our food system. Yet, conventional farming practices that utilize chemical pesticides and fertilizers have pushed this precious resource to the […]
In early 2018, the Regenerative Organic Alliance (a non-profit cohort of organizations and businesses led by Rodale Institute, Patagonia, and Dr. Bronner’s) began the process of developing Regenerative Organic Certified™. […]
Rodale Institute, a prestigious agricultural research and education nonprofit based in Berks County and dedicated to advancing regenerative organic agriculture, plans to create an earn-as-you-learn registered apprenticeship program and develop […]
What a year! We’ve made it to the end of 2020, and along the way learned so much about human health, our communities, and our planet. 2020 exposed frailties in […]
Rodale Institute’s first-ever Regenerative Healthcare Conference (RHC) drew healthcare professionals from around the world to its headquarters—a nearly 400-acre scientific research farm and regenerative organic education hub in Kutztown, Pennsylvania. […]
A new educational display and interactive hub from the leader in regenerative organic agriculture is making its way to The Viaduct, a “secret garden” under Philadelphia’s Reading Viaduct Rail Park. […]
This Earth Day, Davines Group and Rodale Institute are proud to announce Clarenda “Farmer Cee” Stanley as the first-ever recipient of The Good Farmer Award U.S. The award recognizes outstanding […]
Built on practices that increase soil health such as composting, crop rotation, and grazing animals on pasture, organic agriculture has grown into a global industry that is worth over $200 […]
Join the Rodale Institute for a hands-on workshop focused on growing fruit trees in desert environments using regenerative agriculture techniques. Part of the 2026 Farmer Workshop Series, this event will […]
Philadelphia, the mural capital of the world, is known for its more than 4,000 colorful murals telling stories of history and honoring champions of social issues. Artists collaborate on these […]
