Pangaio Living Soil at the Forefront of Regenerative Agriculture: Beate Caldewey-Samaras Presents at EARA’s Annual Conference

At Pangaio Living Soil, our mission is to transform Greek agriculture through regenerative practices that restore soil health and enhance farm productivity.

We’re honoured that our founder, Beate Caldewey-Samaras, was speaking at the Annual Conference of the European Alliance for Regenerative Agriculture (EARA) this past November in Germany.

A Gathering of Europe’s Regenerative Agriculture Pioneers

The EARA conference is a premier event that brings together Europe’s most dedicated leaders in regenerative agriculture. These pioneers work tirelessly to amplify the voice of regenerative farming, inspire others to transition to sustainable methods, and demonstrate the undeniable potential of rebuilding our soil ecosystems.

Beate’s Contribution to the Regenerative Agriculture Movement

Beate’s invitation to this prestigious event underscores her significant contributions to the field. Drawing from her expertise in Dr. Elaine Ingham’s Soil Food Web principles, she keeps sharing her experiences and insights on implementing biological soil solutions tailored to the Mediterranean climate.

By presenting real-world examples from Greece, Beate consistently demonstrates how regenerating soil biology not only restores fertility but also improves yields, reduces dependency on chemical inputs, and fosters resilience in farming systems—proven concepts supported by successful transitions in farms across Europe.

Regenerative Agriculture: A Proven Path to a Sustainable Future

The success stories of the EARA's founding farmers are living proof that regenerative agriculture is not just a theory but a thriving, transformative practice. Farmers across Europe have adopted these methods, achieving:

Healthier soils that retain water, reduce erosion, and support nutrient-rich crops. Enhanced productivity and profitability with reduced input costs. Environmental benefits like increased biodiversity and carbon sequestration.

The Soil Food Web, championed by Dr. Elaine Ingham and practiced by Beate and other EARA members, is at the heart of this success. It’s a proven method in the toolbox for regenerating soil health and creating sustainable agricultural systems.

Pangaio Living Soil’s Approach

Beate’s presence at the EARA conference solidifies Pangaio Living Soil’s place among Europe’s leaders in regenerative farming. It is a testament to the effectiveness of our approach and our commitment to helping Greek farmers achieve lasting success.

Join the Movement

At Pangaio Living Soil, we’re proud to support this growing community working to regenerate soils, restore ecosystems, and support farmers in their transition to a brighter, more sustainable future.

Let’s bring this transformative movement to Greece, one farm at a time.

Reach out to us to learn how we can help you regenerate your soil and reap the benefits of healthier crops, lower costs, and a stronger connection to nature.

Photos:

Jason Krüger & Jakob Friedrich, Filmkrug