Regenerative

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Regenerative agriculture is the process of working with nature to restore degraded soils using a closed-loop system. This is done through various methods such as never leaving land exposed by using cover crops, doing crop rotation to introduce nutrients to the soil, low tilling of the ground like digging the soil to store more carbon dioxide, using compost, integrating livestock and intercropping by planting different crops next to each other.

Agroforestry, silvopasture and integrating livestock are also practical techniques used in regenerative farming where trees and grazing livestock are introduced on the farm.

The practices implemented are dependent on climate, the local ecosystem and natural resources. There are no fixed practices, it is about adopting holistic principles of farming that improve soil health.

Regenerative farming is beneficial from an environmental, economic and social perspective. It increases biodiversity, makes the soil more flood and drought resilient, has larger yields, enhances the habitat for wildlife and is getting investments from brands so farmers are getting support to implement these practices. Regenerative agriculture also improves the cleanliness of water and lessens pollution, as no pesticides are used. Increased nutrient levels in the soil also help store more carbon dioxide.

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