Regenerative farming represents a fundamental shift in agricultural practices, moving away from extractive methods and toward a system that revitalizes the land. At its core, this approach prioritizes the health of the soil, recognizing it as the foundation of a thriving ecosystem. Rather than simply focusing on maximizing yields, regenerative agriculture seeks to build organic matter, enhance microbial diversity, and improve soil structure. This focus leads to soils that are more fertile, better able to retain water, and capable of sequestering atmospheric carbon, thus playing a role in mitigating climate change.
