Buffer zone
Buffer zones are an area of cropped land adjacent to watercourses (including ditches and dry ditches) that cannot be sprayed. They are designed to protect aquatic organisms (including plants, fish, and…
Certified Regenerative by AGW application
Regenerative Application For Certified Regenerative by AGW
Global First as UK Farm Receives Regenerative Certification by A Greener World
A Greener World is thrilled to announce Challacombe Farm in Devon, UK as the world’s first Certified Regenerative by AGW farm. This innovative certification provides a whole-farm assurance of sustainability,…
Certified Regenerative by AGW Standards
Certified Regenerative by AGW Standards
Certified Regenerative FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions About Certified Regenerative by A Greener World
It’s a crazy idea… but can’t we just eat real food?
You might have heard about Veganuary recently, a relatively new campaign held in January and beyond to encourage people to take up a vegan diet. As the Veganuary website states,…
What is “Regenerative”? 9 Reasons You Should Care
Regenerative farming is our best hope for feeding ourselves without destroying the planet. But what does “regenerative” really mean? Here’s our definition—and 9 reasons why you should care about it…
Synthetic Fertilizer
(Adopted from 7 CFR 205.2) A substance that is formulated or manufactured by a chemical process or by a process that chemically changes a substance extracted from naturally occurring plant,…
Plant Protection Products
Substances, including pesticides, that protect crops or desirable or useful plants. They are primarily used in the agricultural sector but also in forestry, horticulture, amenity areas and in-home gardens. They…
Operational Separation
The AWA and non-AWA unit must function as a separate unit. Livestock must be identifiable on an individual basis. Equipment for forage production and moving livestock can be shared. Separation…
