#regenerativefarmingpractices

Regenerative farming practices is a growing field that emphasizes the re-use of soil nutrients to improve crop yields. Farmers using regenerative farming techniques typically disturb the soil with minimum tillage and avoid high doses of pesticides. In addition, they grow a diversity of crops and encourage the use of grazing animals to improve the soil.

Regenerative farming practices improve the soil quality, increase crop yields, improve water retention, and even improve the taste. Regenerative farming practices can bring about significant environmental, economic, and social benefits, and they are becoming more common in the farming industry every day.

CRATER hosts free agricultural workshops to assist farmers with regenerative farming and sustainable farming practices. Also, assist in building farm productivity and monetizing their property’s natural capital.