What is Regenerative Farming?

Regenerative farming prioritizes sustainability and soil health. Instead of simply growing crops (like with conventional farming), it works with natural systems to rebuild ecosystems, increase biodiversity, and make farms more resilient over time.

The UN predicts that 90% of agricultural land could become degraded by 2050. This could have serious implications for farming and hunger worldwide. Luckily, we can still act. By prioritizing regenerative farming, we can not only protect soil health but also increase long-term yields.

Now that you know some examples of regenerative farming, let’s explore the environmental impact of these two methods.