What is Regenerative Agriculture?
Regenerative farming is based on a fairly simple idea — that agriculture should both avoid bad practices and actively pursue holistic methods to replenish the earth. The goal is to improve soil health while also protecting biodiversity and water resources. Regenerative farming includes practices such as growing cover crops, diversifying crop rotation, minimizing tillage, organic fertilization or grazing livestock to enrich soil. Healthier soil helps restore broken ecosystem cycles and increases resilience against climate change impacts.
Below is a list of resources from movies, to education materials to leaders to follow in the regenerative agriculture space.
RESOURCES
Movies
Gather
The Biggest Little Farm
Kiss the Ground
To Which We Belong
Farmers Footprint
Educational Resources
Mad Agriculture’s Regenerative Stewardship Curriculum
Rodale’s Online Courses
Rodale’s Resources
Practical Farmers of Iowa
Savanna Institute Online Courses
Kiss the Ground Soil Advocate Training
Savory Institute Resources
Regenerative Organic Alliance
Patagonia
Leaders to Follow in The Space
Ethan Soloviev
Carol Sanford
Max Goldberg
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