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Bionutrient Food Association

Bionutrient Food Association

Farming

Barre, Massachusetts 4,264 followers

Healthy soils, lead to healthy foods, which leads to a healthier planet!

About us

Bionutrient Food Association (BFA) is a nonprofit membership organization at a key nexus point in the food movement - organizing around quality in the food supply. At the BFA we suggest that underlying nutrient deficiency in our food supply is a causal force in physiological degeneration and that what is in each of our own self-interest as far as a healthy functioning body should and could be an organizing principle around food, the food supply, and more largely ecological and cultural revival. The quality of the food you eat not only has an effect on your health but the health of the land it was grown on and your effect on the people you interact with. Let food quality be an organizing principle as we work to build the reality we want to see.

Website
https://bionutrient.org
Industry
Farming
Company size
2-10 employees
Headquarters
Barre, Massachusetts
Type
Nonprofit
Founded
2011

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  • Be Part of the Global Movement for Nutrient-Dense Food Book on this link https://bit.ly/3JpK21Z Something big is taking root — and it starts right here in Kyalami. Join us for an inspiring afternoon with Dan Kittredge, founder of the Bionutrient Food Association, alongside Sarah Seng and Gary Jackson, as we open a global conversation on nutrient density, soil health, and the future of real food. This is a call to farmers, growers, health practitioners, food producers, chefs, and change-makers in the organic and regenerative space — come connect, collaborate, and be part of the shift. • Date: Wednesday, 19 November 2025 • Time: 3:00 PM • Venue: Jackson’s Real Food Market, Kyalami • Tickets: R100 per person • Seats are limited – secure yours here: https://shorturl.at/FhNXo Let’s redefine food quality, from the ground up. #NutrientDensity #RegenerativeFarming #JacksonsRealFood #DanKittredge #HealthySoilHealthyPeople #OrganicMovement #FoodRevolution #KyalamiEvents #GlobalFoodFuture

    A Global Conversation Begins in Kyalami – The Future of Food Starts Here...

    A Global Conversation Begins in Kyalami – The Future of Food Starts Here...

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  • THE GLOBAL TREATY ON NUTRIENT DENSITY Come hear about the research connecting soil health, ecosystem function, farm viability, nutrient levels in food, flavor and human health. Offer your suggestions on the treaty currently under negotiation. Nutrient Density, disrupting the food system with an octuple bottom line and using the market to drive the regenerative outcome

    LISTENING SESSION - Spier Wine Farm

    LISTENING SESSION - Spier Wine Farm

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  • Join us for the 12th Annual Soil & Nutrition Conference! The theme this year is ReNaturing OurSelves. While maintaining a foundation of cutting edge agronomy and holistic human health content, we will dig deep into the questions of what it means to have a lived experience in deep relationship with nature. This phenomenal lineup of speakers is being added to daily: 🌱 Charles Dowding, No Till Gardening 🍊 Josefine Herz, European Association of Regenerative Agriculture 🍇 Abe Collins, Land Care Cooperative 🍅 Su Kahumbu, Kenyan Agriculturalist 🌿 Kay Baxter, Koanga Institute 🍎 Diane & Ian Haggerty, Natural Intelligence Farming 🍊 Maarten Klop, Grounded 🍇 Mark Cohen, farmer & ethnobotanist 🍑 Anastassia Marakeiva, Biotic Regulator 🍅 Amber Rose, Ancestral Foods Advocate 🌱 Dan Kittredge, Bionutrient Food Association And many more! Purchase your tickets today and secure your spot to connect with and learn from renowned leaders in the fields of soil, human, and planetary health. The virtual sessions will take place on Tuesdays, September 2 - November 18, from 1-3pm EST / 5-7 PM GMT. Interested in the work of Bionutrient Food Association? Become a member and enjoy a discounted conference registration fee. https://lnkd.in/gbhn_Ukw

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  • Calling all mission-driven brands! This year, Bionutrient Food Association is honored to be hosting the 12th annual Soil & Nutrition Conference, with the theme “ReNaturing OurSelves”. As a mission-driven brand, do you: 🌱 Want to help reconnect people with nature, through nutrition and soil health? 🌳 Work to help people adopt basic habits that bring us into closer contact with each other and with our environment? 🌿 Believe in a re-envisioned society arranged around healthy and equitable systems? If you enthusiastically said “Yes!” to any of the above, then we want to hear from you! The Soil & Nutrition Conference is still seeking sponsors for our 12 week virtual series that kicks off this September. Sponsorship allows you to showcase your values & align your brand with the regenerative food movement through: 🍇 Weekly exposure to a diverse, engaged audience 🍊 Logo placement across digital platforms 🍑 Features in email newsletters and social campaigns 🍅 Presence in all 12 Zoom sessions and post-event recordings (150K+ views) Click below to choose your tier, and join the nutrient density movement today. https://lnkd.in/gFSwNwt6

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  • Our foods are not created equally–but what does that really mean? Since 2010, the Bionutrient Food Association has been working to increase quality in the food supply by educating, sampling, testing, and trialing to learn and build the tools we need as eaters to make informed decisions. Recognizing the differences can sometimes be easy–when foods lack nutrients, we taste, feel, smell, even see it. But understanding why it happens? That’s not so simple. Our research has elicited foundational insights about what drives the variation, which is the range of key nutrients like vitamins, minerals, antioxidants, polyphenols, or protein that can be observed across the same crop type. It probably isn’t surprising to hear that the dramatic difference in nutrients across our food supply is caused by how foods are grown and whether soil is healthy or not, but what our research shows is–SPOILER–it’s not as clear cut as choosing organic or regenerative. In fact, across a variety of crops and nutrients, sometimes the science shows that these practices make no statistical difference! What we are finding is that healthy, living soil—measured by factors such as soil respiration—is proving to be a key factor in these wild nutrient variations. As BFA embarks on the next phase of our work and research to develop a clear definition and standard for measuring nutrient density, we are excited to share our findings, and provide the tools and resources to make nutrient density more accessible and digestible for the public (pun intended!). After all, while the variations in the illustration above may seem small, think about it:  🍎 You would have to eat THREE servings of apple in the "low" end to equal just ONE in the "high" end! 🥔 For potatoes, you might need to eat SIX. 🍇 For grapes, you'd have to eat FIFTEEN to equal just ONE grown well to get the same nutrition. Interested in learning more? Reach out, and let’s grow a healthier food future together.

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  • Join Dan Kittredge in Hungary! Register now: https://lnkd.in/gNApA9Bx What connects soil life, healthy food, and human well-being? At this one-of-a-kind professional gathering, we don’t just ask this question—we explore it through real-world examples, system-based approaches, and inspiring case studies. The true source of nourishing food begins in the soil. This conference explores how soil biology, grazing systems, and nutrient density are deeply interconnected and how they can support both ecological and human health. Our featured guest: Dan Kittredge (USA) Dan Kittredge is the founder of the Bionutrient Food Association (BFA) and a global advocate for nutrient density. With over 30 years of experience in organic and regenerative agriculture, Dan has lectured around the world on how we can restore the health of soils, crops, and people alike. His work bridges science with hands-on practice, offering a systemic lens on how truly nutrient-dense food is not only healthier—but more flavorful as well.

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