SfL Publications
Roadmaps for Sustainable Agricultural DevelopmentNational and Global Vision Reports
Voices of Farmers Around the World: Circular Approaches for Scaling Bioeconomies
Learn about how farmers are experimenting with circular systems and practices that improve productivity and resilience while concurrently delivering agroecosystem services that benefit the public and the planet.
Data Policy Guidance: Strengthening Collection, Analysis and Use of Agriculture and Food System Data for SDG Attainment
SFL’s 2023 report affirms farmers are the owners of the data they generate on the farm.
21st Century Agriculture Renaissance: Solutions from the Land
A 2021 land steward perspective on how transformational, systemic change can meet mega-challenges faced worldwide.
Solutions from the Land: Developing a New Vision for United States Agriculture, Forestry and Conservation
SfL’s seminal 2013 work, evaluating agricultural adaptation pathways that remain relevant today.
State and Regional Reports
Voices of Florida Farmers: Building a Circular Bioeconomy
The Voices of Florida Farmers report captures stories from farmers, ranchers, foresters, aquaculturalists and allied industry partners who are experimenting with circular bioeconomy systems and practices
Cross-Boundary Collaboration in Large Working Landscape Management
SfL releases white paper on how to help restore stressed watersheds in the western U.S.
Indiana Smart Agriculture: Building a Resilient Future for Indiana Farms and Forests
Farmer-led Indiana Smart Agriculture issues call to action with new report
Healthy Farms – Healthy Bays: Harmony Between Land and Sea in Florida
Florida Farmers, Aquaculturists releases joint vision, recommendations for healthier watershed
Ohio Smart Agriculture: Solutions from the Land
In 2019, the Ohio Smart Agriculture project’s 3-year collaboration grew into a unique call to action for Ohio’s food system and agricultural economy.
Missouri Smart Agriculture: Exploring a Path for Agricultural Resiliency in Missouri
With SfL facilitating, the Missouri Smart Agriculture Work Group considered Missouri agriculture in 2050.
Keeping North Carolina’s Farms and Forests Vibrant and Resilient
Leaders from North Carolina’s ag sector developed adaptive management practices, policies and programs.
Iowa Smart Agriculture: Circles of Life
With an eye towards the future, Iowa agriculture is positioned to respond to and meet 21st century state, national and global needs.