
RALIC tackles the barriers farmers face in adopting soil-centered practices by creating practical solutions such as new forms of transition support and captive insurance models that offer lower premiums to farmers in transition. At stake is more than actuarial and insurance data: the initiative is also building both public and private datasets that determine who controls, benefits from, and has access to critical information about regenerative systems, risk, and performance.

October 2025:
Systemic Investing in Agrifood Systems -
Responding to Complex Global Challenges


Provided by Shoshin Works in collaboration with NASA Convergent Aeronautics Solutions Project - Ecosystemic Futures explores technological advances and structural patterns that will help us better innovate, operate, and navigate in our increasingly connected world.
Ecosystemic Futures engages with the world’s elite thought leaders who are researching and leading meaningful development in areas that could impact society in the next half century.

Tracking Regenerative Agriculture targets set by the Top 100 global food companies. The study found that while 68 out of the Top 100 CPG companies in the world have specifically mentioned regen ag in public-facing documents or interviews (up from 58 in the spring of 2023), there is an enormous amount of variability across metrics used, acreage targeted, and dollars deployed to support such goals.
This is the publicly published summary of a much longer-form report discussing why regenerative agriculture is crucial for planetary stability, and how regionally and locally grown are the bedrock of stable food systems.

Engaging Consumers on Regenerative Agriculture: How Brands Can Integrate Nutrient Density for Top-line Growth
This report is the culmination of eight years of food system study about gaps - both real and perceived - that keep food companies and nutrition leaders from acting strategically sharing nutrient density outcomes from soil health with consumers
The Nutrient Density Initiative (Formerly the Nutrient Density Alliance) is a membership consortium that includes Campbell Soup Company, Applegate, Ancient Nutrition, Handsome Brook Farms, Megafood, Pasturebird, Seven Sundays, W K Kellogg Co, and many more.
Tina Co-founded and led the Nutrient Density Initiative from 2022-2024 alongside key non-profit organizations including the Soil & Climate Alliance, The Non-GMO Project, and more.
She continues to work as a Senior Advisor to NDI.


Only 1% of nutrition data is tracked on food labels and that means lots of opportunities for companies

Tina's testimony at a Congressional Hearing: Solving the climate crisis means maximizing the opportunities for farmers to be a part of climate solutions.