Soil & Climate Initiative and IPM Institute Partner to Advance Sustainable Agriculture Through Integrated Pest Management and Regenerative Practices
MADISON, WI — September 18, 2025 — Soil & Climate Initiative (SCI) and IPM Institute of North America, Inc. are proud to announce a new partnership to advance sustainable and regenerative agricultural practices that foster healthy agroecosystems and support farm profitability and long-term resilience. This new collaboration reflects both organizations’ dedication to advancing stewardship and strengthening the agriculture system.
Furthering A Regen Movement: Seven Sundays Partners with Soil & Climate Initiative to Advance Regenerative Agriculture
How a Breakfast Brand Equips Farmers with Tools to Build Healthy Soil for Tasty Food.
The non-profit Soil & Climate Initiative (SCI) is expanding its partnership with breakfast brand Seven Sundays, engaging 15 farmers on over 2,400 acres in the transition to regenerative agriculture. This collaboration gives farmers the comprehensive support they need to implement new practices that foster healthy soil, climate resilience, and farm profitability. This crucial support helps farms build biological abundance on the land through agronomic practice incentives, technical assistance, and actionable soil testing.
Soil & Climate Inititative Unveils Groundbreaking Verification Framework for Regenerative Agriculture
Updated Standard Strengthens How Farms Verify Regenerative Outcomes, Creating Marketplace Confidence For Brands And Consumers.
Soil & Climate Initiative (SCI) has officially released its Commitment & Verification Standard, Version 3.0 – a game-changing framework that revolutionizes how regenerative agriculture is measured and verified. The enhanced standard builds on SCI’s proven success working with over 160 farms across 350,000 acres in 27 states.
From Soil to Shelf: Regenerative Agriculture Hits the Grocery Aisle
First Two Food Brands Achieve Soil & Climate Health Initiative Verification
A groundbreaking label is about to arrive in grocery stores, and with it an inspiring glimpse at a thriving, sustainable future for our food system. PACHA and Roots Chips will be the first two companies to carry the Soil & Climate Health Initiative Verified label and will be available in stores nationwide. Over the next 12 months, a growing selection of Soil & Climate Health Initiative Verified products are also slated to hit grocery shelves.