Resource Library

Resource Library


COG’s Regenerative Organic Hub Resource Library is an open access resource where you can find insightful reports, webinar recordings, and educational tools to help you build your knowledge and confidence all along your regenerative organic farming journey. Explore one of our curated step-by-step learning journeys, or scroll below to browse or search for resources to support you wherever you are on your regenerative organic journey!

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Every resource in the Resource Library below involves the discussion of one or more of the ecological processes. Below is a legend of icons to help you discover how each resource relates to the unique processes that are key characteristics of regenerative organic agriculture.


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Mineral/Nutrient Cycle, Water Cycle
"All your concerns about ponded or flooded corn don’t evaporate when the surface water leaves. If the soil stays saturated for an extended period, bad things can still happen. You could see some of the effects right away, but other impacts may not show up until later in the season."
Regenerative Mindset
Check out this resource from the National Association for Sustainable Agriculture Australia that defines organic agriculture and its many benefits.
Regenerative Mindset
"For decades, organic has shown how we can sustainably nourish the world in harmony with the ecosystem, and at the heart of it, there are four principles guiding it: Health, Ecology, Fairness and Care."
Regenerative Mindset
"Organic agriculture is a principles-based approach to food production that works with nature—not against it. Based on holistic practices rooted in traditional ecological knowledge, it cares for the health of the soil, ecosystems, animals and people."
Regenerative Mindset
"The four principles of organic farming — health, fairness, ecology and care — provide a vision for agriculture that inspires environmentally friendly cultivation and production."
Regenerative Mindset
"The Principles of Health, Ecology, Fairness, and care are the roots from which organic agriculture grows and develops. They express the contribution that organic agriculture can make to the world, and a vision to improve all agriculture in a global context."
Biodiversity/Community Dynamics/Diversity
"A farm isn't just plants! There's a whole complex web of relationships between plants, animals, fungus, sun, water, and more. In this activity, you'll create your own web to see how just some of the things on our farm are connected."
Regenerative Mindset
Discover the meaning of organic agriculture with Choose Canada Organic.
Regenerative Mindset
In this article, the Organic Research Centre breaks down the Principles of Organic Agriculture, which build the foundation of their work.
Water Cycle
"This presentation by Research Manager Luke Peel, summarises the results-to-date of the extensive flora and fauna monitoring undertaken as part of the Mulloon Rehydration Initiative, including the numerous positive effects of catchment scale landscape rehydration can generate for regenerating and building resilience."
Water Cycle
Tune into this episode of the Regenerative Agriculture Podcast with John Kempf to hear the discussion around restoring water cycles and ecosystems, featuring a special guest Alpha Lo.
Water Cycle
"This animation is one of a series developed to support public understanding of the principles of landscape rehydration and restoration."