Regenerative agriculture is shifting beneath our feet. A new review in CABI Agriculture and Bioscience has reframed it not as a menu of practices, but as an ecological, outcomes-driven movement focused on soil restoration. This shift matters. It sets the stage for measurable progress, rooted in soil, led by farmers, and reinforced by science. In […]
The challenges facing modern agriculture are mounting. Farmland is shrinking, soil health is deteriorating, and supply chains are increasingly fragile. Climate change adds pressure through extreme weather patterns that make growing seasons unpredictable. For decades, the dominant agricultural model has prioritized scale, efficiency, and consolidation. While this has boosted yields, it has also left many
Here are five practical actions that anyone can take to contribute to building healthier soil for a more sustainable planet: Composting Organic Waste: Start a compost bin for kitchen scraps and yard waste. Composting enriches the soil by adding nutrients and improving soil structure. It also reduces landfill waste. Simple items like fruit and vegetable
