Brainfood grows here
Regenerative agriculture isn't a secret, nor does it have a label. Engaged individuals from farming, gastronomy, and distribution work together, following open-source principles, to make food cultivation more sustainable for the soil. Soil to Soul is committed to sharing knowledge about regenerative agriculture principles. Find everything we've gathered on this topic here.
Magazine
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Packed with nutrients - from the ground on up
20.08.2024
If you eat legumes, you're doing it right: "Superfood" may be an overused term, but beans, peas, and lentils can…
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Mushrooms - more than just a meal
20.08.2024
The outlook for preserving biodiversity on our planet, particularly in agriculturally used soils, has been better in the past –…
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Biodiversity Needs Down-to-Earth Help – Yes to Biodiversity
04.04.2024
The outlook for preserving biodiversity on our planet, particularly in agriculturally used soils, has been better in the past –…
Restaurantguide
Eat where it's good for you and the soil.
With the listing of Soil to Soul restaurants, we aim to gradually better connect our community of committed food enthusiasts and producers. And to give soil-conscious gastronomy the opportunity to engage even more passionately in promoting sustainable agriculture, thanks to increased visibility and, hopefully, better sales.
Farmers Table
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farmer's table #6 Madlaina Erni - VITICOLTURA E VINI Rohner Erni
01.10.2024
The sixth episode of the farmer's table took us to Madlaina Erni and her VITICOLTURA E VINI Rohner Erni in…
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farmer's table #1 Joel Salatin - Polyface farm
04.02.2021
Well-known US farmer, author (of 12 books!) and award-winning speaker Joel Salatin gives Soil to Soul a tour of his…
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farmer's table #3 David de Brito - Terramay
03.09.2021
In the third part of our farmer`s table video series, David de Brito takes us to Alentejo, Portugal, where he’s…
Saisoncalendar with Bio Mio
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January - parsnip
Did you know that the parsnip contains more vitamin C than carrots? Yep! And, depending on the quality of the…
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February - Red cabbage
Red cabbage, red cabbage, blue cabbage or blue cabbage? Almost no other vegetable has as many names as the cabbage…
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March - Spinach
Now's the time, depending on the weather conditions and temperature, to sew the first varieties of vegetables, such as spinach,…
Podcast
If you have an open mind for new insights into gut-friendly cuisine and environmentally conscious food production, then you should follow our podcast featuring the best conversations and debates! We talk with dedicated experts, scientists, and researchers, providing facts and valuable insights.
Hosted and produced by: Andrin Willi