This episode explores how sustainable practices in cotton production are helping to promote biodiversity. Sledge Taylor and Marshall Hardwick explain why, as cotton growers, biodiversity is important to them and why growers care about it. Topics explored include regenerative agriculture, conservation tillage, habitat preservation, cover crops and pesticide use.

Sustainable cotton production for biodiversity protection

This episode explores in depth the ways technological innovations and precision agriculture help Trust Protocol growers achieve their goals. It covers the full crop cycle of cotton and sees two growers – Aaron Barcellos from California and Nathan Reed from Arkansas – exchanging best practices and sharing what kind of innovative methods and technologies they use to plant their crops, to track their progress and to reduce the use of agricultural inputs.

The most high-tech industry you have never heard of

In this podcast episode our expert Dr. Deepika Mishra discusses the power of verified field-level data in the cotton industry. Discover how this data brings value to fashion brands, retailers, and other actors in driving sustainable business practices. Gain insights into the Trust Protocol's science-based approach, six key sustainability metrics, and impressive results achieved by growers. Listen in to understand the importance of verifiable data and its role in improving the environmental footprint of cotton production.

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