Regenerative Agriculture
Study says that regenerative agriculture is undermined by toxic pesticide use
Regenerative agriculture with its focus on soil health is a growing trend in the U.S. As concerns about climate change mount, agriculture’s ability to reduce greenhouse gas emissions using practices such as no-tillage, cover crops, diverse crop rotations, rotational grazing, and compost have come to the fore. A growing number of farmers, conventional and organic, […]
Read MoreRegenerative agriculture saved this Arkansas family farm
Using no-till, cover crops, and diverse crop rotations, Adam Chappell cut costs and chemical inputs and improved soil health.
Read MoreWill Kernza® perennial grain lead an agricultural revolution?
As food and beverage companies start to develop products with Kernza perennial grain, much work needs to be done to scale it up
Read MoreIs the plant microbiome a key to higher yielding, healthier food crops?
Indigo Ag’s microbial seed treatments aim to reduce the use of chemical pesticides and fertilizers and deliver healthier food to consumers
Read MoreIndiana farmer offers practical example of how soil health can transform agriculture
Rick Clark uses non-GMO seeds, crop diversity, and “farming green” to regenerate soils, reduce pesticides, and produce profitable crops
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