Regenerative Farming Is A Method Of Agriculture That Prioritises Rebuilding Soil Health & Restoring Biodiversity Over Merely Maintaining Current Environmental Levels. Gardens Can Replicate The Principles.
In this infographic I highlight how this system differs from organic or conventional farming by focusing on carbon sequestration and minimal soil disturbance through techniques like no-till cultivation and cover cropping. I also explain how wee can copy the principles into our gardens and allotments through no-dig methods and water-retentive landscaping to boost local fertility and resilience.
Putting this into a historical context demonstrates their evolution from early pioneers like Sir Albert Howard to modern proponents like Charles Dowding. Ultimately, the infographic illustrates how shifting towards these ecological techniques provides significant economic and climate benefits for both commercial farmers and gardeners / allotment tenants.
Tag: Regenerative Farming & Gardening
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