Practicing regenerative agriculture

Restoring farming land

Description

Practicing regenerative agriculture involves implementing farming methods that restore soil health, increase biodiversity, and improve ecosystem resilience. Core actions include minimizing soil disturbance, integrating cover crops, rotating diverse crops, and managing livestock holistically. These practices aim to rebuild organic matter, enhance water retention, and sequester carbon, directly addressing problems of soil degradation, declining yields, and climate change. The strategy’s practical intent is to create productive, sustainable agricultural systems that regenerate natural resources rather than deplete them.