This study investigated the relational values – relationships between human and nature – in regenerative agriculture and how cultivating these can inspire mindset shifts that support agricultural transformations. 

This study by the European Alliance for Regenerative Agriculture says European Farmers can produce significantly more food for less in a transition to regenerative agriculture. It benchmarks 78 regenerative farms in 14 countries, and claims to be the largest regenerative agriculture study.

This study argues that despite minimal explicit government support for regenerative agriculture in Australia, policymakers are positive about the potential environmental and economic benefits. It finds that economic factors are driving the growth of regenerative agriculture, in line with Australia’s neoliberal policy setting.