START A DISCUSSION

Newsletter de Janvier 2026

January 27, 2026, in Articles & Blogs

France

regenerative hydrology

Ce mois ci, vous ne trouverez pas dans cette lettre de grandes résolutions ou une liste d’objectifs à atteindre pour l’année 2026.

On vous propose plutôt de rester encore un peu dans la lenteur hivernale et de faire ici l’éloge du ralentissement…

… notamment celui de l’eau.

Sur une planète en surchauffe, l’eau est devenue le nerf de la guerre. Ralentir l’eau en favorisant son infiltration et sa rétention pour gagner en résilience face aux épisodes climatiques extrêmes : c’est la mission de l’Hydrologie Régénérative.

ici

Newsletter en Francais Janvier 2026: l’hydrologie regenerative

ici

MORE RESOURCES LIKE THIS

New Zealand

January 27, 2026

Focus on RV in New Zealand Winegrower

Really excellent deep dive into regenerative viticulture in the December 2025 -January 2026 edition, pages 29-34. ‘Regenerative Viticulture has an open and evolving toolbox for growing soil, vine and ecosystem health. Speaking to industry leaders about cover crops, crimpers, swards, sheep and worm counts, Emma Jenkins MW asks whether this is the next era of…

agroforestry podcast

January 27, 2026

Syntropic Vitiforestry with Married Vines – Beyond Organic Wine Podcast

Adam Huss interviews Erik Schellenberg of Black Creek Farm and Nursery in the Hudson Valley of New York about his experiences with implementing commercial scale married vines. This is an approach to agroforestry that has also been used in other sectors such as cacao and coffee in Brazil, and grapes in Switzerland. One of the…

January 26, 2026

Stephen Cronk named Green Personality of the Year

Stephen Cronk won Green Personality of the Year at the Drinks Business Awards for making regenerative viticulture a global movement

France newsletter

January 22, 2026

Decembre 2025 newsletter (French)

In December Aude Isnard and Becky Sykes wrote our first newsletter in French here. This will now be a monthly newsletter, each month focusing on a different topic. The first one was: Sign up here

Grow the Future of Regenerative Viticulture

Your support helps us equip growers, producers, and the broader wine community with the knowledge, tools, and connections needed to adopt regenerative practices that restore the land and secure the future of viticulture.

Donate Today