Regenerative agriculture is a holistic approach to farming that takes into account the complexity, richness, and importance of the land. The practices echo the environment's natural cycles in order to improve biodiversity and soil fertility.
The soil is then able to sequester carbon and significantly reduce CO2 emissions. It also greatly improves water retention, so farmers can rely solely on rainwater to water their crops.1
This type of farming also has major benefits for agricultural workers and local communities.