This page includes resources about regenerative agriculture sorted alphabetically by the author’s first name.
Betsy Taylor – Sequestering carbon in soil addressing the climate change threat.
Betsy Taylor administers this Google Group and sends out regular updates to any one subscribed. It is a superb resource and a great way to connect with the global regenerative agriculture network. You can subscribe here.
Christine Jones (2018). Light Farming: Restoring carbon, organic nitrogen and biodiversity to agricultural soils. From the Amazing Carbon website.
This is a distillation of a life-time of work by Dr Christine Jones. She outlines the liquid carbon pathway that enables pasture plants to sequester carbon.
Claire La Canne and Jonathan Lundgren (2018). Regenerative agriculture: merging farming and natural resource conservation profitably, in PeerJ 6:e4428
This peer reviewed article identifies how corn grown using regenerative practices had superior performance to properties using traditional production systems. A key finding was that profitability correlated with soil organic matter.
IPES-Food (2016) From Uniformity to Diversity: A paradigm shift from industrial agriculture to diversified agroecological systems. From the IPES-Food website
A global perspective from a panel of international experts outlining the pathway to sustainable food systems.
Moises Velasquez-Manoff (April 18, 2018) Can Dirt Save the Earth? Published in The New York Times Magazine
An in-depth article featuring efforts in the U.S. to restore soil carbon. Of interest is the discussion of the practice of spreading compost on pasture.
Richard Young (14 June 2018). Claims against meat fail to consider bigger picture. Sustainable Food Trust website.
Richard presents the case for the place of animals in the food chain. He points out that methane produced by ruminants is recycled from plant-manufactured carbon, and not derived from fossil fuels.
Sheldon Frith Evidence for Regenerative Agriculture. 
This page has lots of links to resources in support of holistic management, regenerative agriculture and permaculture.
Twilight Greenaway (12.06.2018) Carbon Farming Works. Can it Scale up in Time to Make a Difference? Published on the Civil Eats website.
Describes the carbon planning happening on U.S. farms and introduces a new market brand “climate beneficial”.
Climate Action Tai Tokerau 