Regenerative agriculture may hold the key to solving some of the world’s most critical agricultural challenges. By focusing on soil and plant health, it’s not only good for the planet—it’s also been shown to improve yields for RSPO Certified smallholders who adopt nature-based practices.Through its Wild Asia Group Scheme Bio (WAGS Bio) initiative, Wild Asia partners with independent smallholders to strengthen their sustainability journey and put regenerative principles into practice.In this episode, hosted by Fara Rom, we’re joined by Reza Azmi and John Howes from Wild Asia to explore the transformative potential of regenerative oil palm cultivation—and how it could reshape the future of sustainable agriculture.Tune in to discover how regenerative practices are reshaping oil palm cultivation for a healthier planet and more resilient farming communities.___Related Link(s):Support Wild Asia & SPIRAL: spiral.wildasia.orgWAGS BIO: https://oilpalm.wildasia.org/wags/bio/SPIRAL Living Labs: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GFHj5XEf1NY&list=PLn6HH3tQCLlQ7ucRi4Zs4AWsppTdDSgNWLearn more about sustainable palm oil at www.rspo.org. *The views and opinions expressed on The Palm Pod are solely those of the speaker and do not necessarily reflect those of The Palm Pod or the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO).

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