This text was written on World Earth Day. But it seems it’s not just about that day. Now, with the war going on, I find myself thinking about land in a different way. Before, the conversations were about technology, harvests, and farming methods. Now, I sometimes catch myself thinking differently – I find myself afraid. Not just ours.The Earth’s as …
Interview with iFarming magazine. Regenerative agriculture is a long journey in which farmers learn to work with nature, not against it It would be hard to find a farmer in Ukraine who has never heard the name Mykhaylo Draganchuk. To some, he is one of the first advocates of no-till farming; to others, he is a practitioner who speaks honestly …
In the previous article about ReAgro, I wrote that for me this conference is not about format or agenda. It is about direction.ReAgro Awards are a way to acknowledge those who are already moving consistently in that direction. This is not a competition and not a top-down evaluation. The awardees were determined by the conference participants – people who spent …
The ReAgro conference has come to an end. But there is a feeling in the air that the big conversation about the future of our land is only just beginning. What ReAgro was really about A lot happened over these two days: presentations, figures, soil, money, technology. We talked about systems, approaches, and solutions. But the most valuable thing is …
Who is Gabe Brown – and why should Ukrainian farmers listen to him? If this name is still new to you, here is an important thing to know: in the global regenerative movement, Gabe Brown is the farmer who was among the first to “crack the code” of natural soil fertility. While most people were searching for the perfect fertilizer …
Today, we are opening ticket sales for ReAgro – an educational conference on regenerative agriculture that will take place on February 5-6, 2026, in Kyiv. For me, events like this have never been “just another conference.”They bring together people who care about soil, about restoration, and about the future of Ukrainian agriculture.Especially now, this mission feels more important than ever. …
Dnipro. A city where drought is not just a topic of conversation, but part of everyday reality. And it was here that we held our second training session, “Drought ≠ Sentence”, organized by Mykhaylo Draganchuk / No-Tiller with the support of the Regenerative Agriculture Association of Ukraine. All presentations went according to plan, and each added an important touch to …
This year’s drought has hit southern and eastern Ukraine hard. It has reminded us all that the climate is changing faster than we can adapt. If we want to remain in agriculture, we must learn to work differently. This is how the idea for the training course “Drought ≠ Death Sentence” was born. In September, we gathered in Mykolaiv to …
Thirteen years ago, at a conference at Agro-Soyuz, I recorded my first interview with Eduard Romankov. That conversation marked the beginning of the No-Tiller channel. We recently met again, and this time everything turned out completely differently. The reason was a comment in the “Hardcore No-Tillers” group by Igor Cheredyuk: “I want to ask, is it true or not that …
Behind every change in the field there is a story Every change in agriculture is always someone’s personal story. Often it is a story of struggle, risk, and victory. I am currently working on a book about regenerative agriculture. It will include my own stories, as well as examples from Ukrainian and foreign farmers. But it is important for me …