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Department of Agriculture

U.S

2025.0

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Summary

This USDA press release, dated December 2025, announces a new federal pilot programme promoting regenerative agriculture practices across US farming systems. The programme is framed around dual objectives: reducing on-farm production costs and aligning with the MAHA policy agenda. As a government press release rather than a peer-reviewed study, it represents a policy announcement and should be interpreted as institutional communication rather than empirical research.

UK applicability

As a US federal government initiative, direct applicability to UK policy or practice is limited; however, the programme's framework for incentivising regenerative practices may offer comparative insights for UK agri-environment scheme design, particularly in the context of post-Brexit Environmental Land Management (ELM) schemes.

Key measures

Programme scope, eligibility criteria, funding mechanisms, and anticipated cost reductions for participating farmers

Outcomes reported

The press release announces the launch of a USDA pilot programme aimed at supporting regenerative agricultural practices, with stated objectives of lowering farmer production costs and advancing the MAHA (Make America Healthy Again) agenda.

Theme
Policy, governance & rights
Subject
Agricultural policy & governance
Study type
Policy
Study design
Policy report
Source type
Industry/policy report
Status
Published
Geography
United States
System type
Mixed farming systems
Catalogue ID
WP0146

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