Kenyon: A Recipe for Regenerative Agriculture
Wednesday, December 11, 2019
Regenerative agriculture is not a recipe, but it is a way to make a profit in agriculture and to remain sustainable for generations. It is a mixture between a science and an art. It is variable and needs planning, observation, replanning, adjustments, tweaks, time and above all, change.
What it does not need is a lot of high-cost inputs. Most of our agriculture soils are kept barely functioning by the life support of adding costly fertilizers and chemicals. We need to allow our soils to function as a complete system. It’s time to pull the plug and turn off the life support.
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