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A healthy plant sorts itself out more often than you'd think

2 September 2026 · Regeneratieve Alliantie

A healthy plant sorts itself out more often than you'd think

This year, dairy farmer Joost van Eert is growing vegetables for the first time. Without synthetic fertiliser or chemical crop protection, but with a great deal of attention to soil and plant health. His first season shows what can happen when you don't intervene the moment a problem appears.

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Recap: Open Day at Horaholm

8 July 2026 · Regeneratieve Alliantie

Recap: Open Day at Horaholm

Last Saturday, around 200 farmers, agronomists, suppliers, buyers, bank representatives, policymakers, nutrition experts, teachers, and researchers gathered at Horaholm in Hornhuizen to learn about regenerative agriculture.

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The Farmer Who Heads into Winter with Green Land

1 July 2026 · Regeneratieve Alliantie

The Farmer Who Heads into Winter with Green Land

At BioRomeo in the Noordoostpolder, they've been farming without chemicals for thirty-six years. Arable and vegetable grower Krispijn van den Dries discovered through Dietmar Näser's course that there was still a whole world of improvement to be found.

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How Eelco van Putten Is Learning to Farm with Fewer Crop Protection Products

23 June 2026 · Regeneratieve Alliantie

How Eelco van Putten Is Learning to Farm with Fewer Crop Protection Products

Eelco van Putten runs a family farm that has grown Brussels sprouts for generations. As fewer chemical products are approved for brassicas, he is — step by step — figuring out how to grow crops with less.

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"We see the soil changing": how arable farmer Gillis Klompe started farming differently after 2018

18 June 2025 · Regeneratieve Alliantie

"We see the soil changing": how arable farmer Gillis Klompe started farming differently after 2018

The Klompe family has worked this land for more than two centuries. After the extremely dry year of 2018, Gillis Klompe changed course — and is now watching his soil slowly but surely transform.

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