What is Regenerative Agriculture?

MFGA producers explain what regenerative agriculture means to them, their families, the environment and the organization in this beautifully filmed video.

Regenerative Agriculture is an approach to farm and ranch management that aims to reverse climate change through practices that restore degraded soils. By rebuilding soil organic matter and soil biodiversity we significantly increase the amount of carbon that can be drawn down from the atmosphere while greatly improving soil fertility and the water cycle. Practices involved in Regenerative Agriculture include no-till/minimum tillage techniques, the use of cover crops, crop rotations, compost, and animal manures, the inoculation of soils with composts or compost extracts to restore soil microbial activity, and managed grazing.

Source: Center for Regenerative Agriculture and Resilient Systems – CSU, Chico (csuchico.edu)

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Annual MFGA Regenerative Ag Conference - Past Presentation Links

Video recordings on our 6th Annual Regenerative Ag Conference held November 13-15, 2023, Brandon Mb can be found here.