Category: Crop Field Production

Regenerative farming has a direct, positive relationship with crop production by focusing on improving soil health, which is the foundation of productive and sustainable agriculture. Unlike conventional farming, which often depletes the soil of nutrients and relies heavily on chemical inputs, regenerative farming works to enhance soil fertility naturally. Techniques such as cover cropping, crop rotation, minimal tillage, and composting improve soil structure, boost organic matter, and promote a diverse community of soil organisms that are essential for plant health. Healthier soil leads to better water retention, reduced erosion, and enhanced nutrient availability, all of which contribute to more resilient crops and higher yields over time.