Introduction to Regenerative Agriculture
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This topic introduces the reader to the practices that aid topsoil regeneration, increase biodiversity, improve the water cycle, enhance ecosystem services supporting bio-sequestration, increase resilience to climate change, and strengthen the health and vitality of the farm.
Regenerative agriculture is based on agricultural practices whose primary objective is to regenerate soils; this topic introduces the reader to the practices that aid topsoil regeneration, increase biodiversity, improve the water cycle, enhance ecosystem services supporting bio-sequestration, increase resilience to climate change and strengthen the health and vitality of the farm.
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