THE CONNECTED COLLECTIVE
Regenerative Agriculture Through Collective Action

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Südzucker’s Understanding and Approach to More Regenerative Agricultural Practices

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‘The Connected Collective’ is our comprehensive initiative designed to support farmers in implementing regenerative cultivation methods. Through a context-specific as well as outcome-oriented and measure-based approach, we aim to achieve a net positive impact. This initiative promotes profitable and forward-looking regional agriculture, underpinned by scientific research.