Why Regenerative Agriculture Can Benefit The Soil, Ecosystems & The Atmosphere
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The aim of regenerative agriculture is to put the health of the soil at the heart of all proceedings.
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No artificial chemical use for fertilisers and biocides.
Organic fertiliser
use instead.
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No Till.
Breaking the ground after a harvest disrupts soil structure and the below ground ecosystems.
Cover Crops.
To stop soil erosion and water evaporation, soil needs to be covered with plants.
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Ecosystem Approach
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Rather than huge fields of one crop as far as the eye can see, a more natural approach is to have a diversified
crop system.
Use of Animals
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Grazing rotation and the physical movement of animals is fantastic for the soil beneath.
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