Chateau Cheval Blanc’s Manifesto

At its core, the program is rooted in inclusivity, welcoming farmers and landowners of all backgrounds and philosophies. That spirit of openness is the only real path to change. Farmers are a fiercely independent sort and don’t want to be told what to do. RVF and 1BC help open minds and change paradigms with a […]

RVF’s new study shows the potential of regenerative viticulture to boost vineyard health and resilience in the face of climate change

We have brought together all the information from our RV Guide into one section of our website, plus a couple of extra sections – a glossary and a page on certification. An excellent place to start if you’re interested to know more about what RV looks like…

The Regenerative Viticulture Foundation has produced an RV Guide to help growers to implement regenerative practices and to help people find growers near them

Katherine Favor, USDA National Agroforestry Center, May 2025 Windbreaks and hedgerows are two types of conservation buffers that can provide benefitsto vineyards and the surrounding landscape. Windbreaks are rows of trees and/or shrubs inlinear configurations, often established with the goal of slowing wind. Hedgerows are densegroupings of trees, shrubs, and other plants in a linear […]

RVF webinar, hosted by Programme Director Becky Sykes, in association with the Porto Protocol, with: This webinar from April 2025 is an excellent resource for anyone interested in learning how to encourage natural predators to control pest populations. Most importantly… Tom Croghan on working with nature to balance your ecosystem: João Raposeira: Eleanor MacDonald is […]

Featuring our amazing trustee Mimi Casteel and the inspirational Alpha Lo. It’s vital viewing in these times of extreme precipitation events. Find out how to make sure the rainwater that lands on your farm works for you and your community.  Part of our series of webinars in collaboration with the Porto Protocol.

Acres USA Podcast Delve into the transformative insights of Dr. Christine Jones, who explores the intricate relationships between plant diversity, soil health, and sustainable agriculture. This throwback Eco-Ag Keynote  begins with a heartfelt tribute to Dr. Phil Callahan, a pioneer in agricultural knowledge, and transitions into Dr. Jones’s in-depth discussion on the importance of green […]

In January 2025 we published a study into all the peer-reviewed research related to regenerative viticulture published over the last 15 years. It was a monumental undertaking! It takes a long time to read. Here we summarise some of the findings related to specific RV practices. The benefits of cover crops What do cover crops […]

Gholamahmadi et al., 2025 Study in sandy loam soil in Portugal found that after sowing with biodiverse pasture seeds, compared to a control, biochar:

Napa RISE went huge on soil health, biodiversity and water health this year. The recordings are all available to watch. Our favourite is Caine Thompson talking about his side by side comparison of regen and conventional practices, and the launch of our One Block Challenge™

Announcement of our ‘One Block Challenge’ pilot in Paso Robles and invitation to get involved globally

Our webinar on natural predators with the Porto Protocol

New training opportunities for agronomists and regen leaders

Excellent articles on soil microbial diversity and copper alternatives

so much more!

Webinar on Regenerative Hydrology with The Porto Protocol Foundation, Alpha Lo, Mimi Casteel and Becky Sykes: vital viewing in these times of extreme precipitation events The latest developments for our One Block Challenge (1BC): – the pilot continues in Paso Robles with a field day for growers to come together and share their experiences– other […]