Regenerative agriculture takes a systems-based, holistic approach to land stewardship, applying various principles to make the land more productive and biodiverse over time. In most situations, improving soil health and function is key to enhancing productivity and biodiversity. One of the key components of healthy soil is organic matter, which is anything that is alive or was once living, such as plant roots, earthworms, or microbes.

Why Regenerative Agriculture?

The loss of topsoil, biodiversity, habitat destruction, and air and water pollution can be reduced and even reversed using a variety of agricultural management practices that align with natural systems.

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