Cargill and Nestlé fund $15M toward ‘regenerative ranching’ grant program


Cargill Inc. has teamed up with Nestlé to fund a grant program for farmers to scale sustainable ranching practices aimed to restore wildlife habitats and fight climate change.

The two food-industry giants announced Wednesday that they will invest a total of $15 million to the effort, which is referred to as the BeefUp Sustainability program. Their commitment will be matched by $15 million in federal funds for a total of $30 million in grants over the next five years, the announcement said.

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