The Regius Professor Chronotis

having a cottage in the little town, wearing cotton dress and wide-brimmed straw hat, spending time in the greenhouse, growing vegetables, collecting blueberries and eating them while sitting on the grass, sitting on the balcony and enjoying the sunshine

Regenerative farming is essentially farming in a way that regenerates soil health.

After decades of intensive, monoculture farming, many farms have degraded the microbes and other living things found in their soil. Now more and more farmers are transitioning to regenerative methods (such as planting multiple types of plants together) and seeing beneficial results.

The extra bonus is that these methods create a varied landscape of plants and flowers that are great for bee populations.

“Ultimately, to move into the 21st century, to be able to cope with the big challenges we have we need a healthier soil base.”

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