Regenerative cropping has a massive potential to restore highly degraded soils. Here you’ll find our articles about regen ag in cropping.
The Regenfarming.news summary: Healthy soil is crucial for plant growth, water absorption, and carbon sequestration. Soil health is compromised by conventional farming practices, leading to
The Regenfarming.news summary: Healthy soil is crucial for plant growth, water absorption, and carbon sequestration. Soil health is compromised by conventional farming practices, leading to
The Regenfarming.news summary: Reducing synthetic phosphorus use benefits the environment, soil health, and cost savings. Phosphorus-Soluble Microorganisms (PSMs) make soil phosphorus more accessible to plants,
The Regenfarming.news summary: Phosphorus is essential for plant and animal growth, involved in DNA synthesis, ATP production, and cell membrane integrity. Soil phosphorus exists in
The Regenfarming.news summary: Biostimulants enhance plant health, productivity, and stress resilience, improving crop quality and yield. Benefits include increased stress tolerance, better water and nutrient
The Regenfarming.news summary: Cover Crops in Cotton: Common practice includes planting winter cereals like wheat after cotton harvest to utilize leftover soil moisture without depleting
The Regenfarming.news summary: Importance of Soil Health: Soil health is critical for sustainable agriculture, but traditional lab tests can be expensive and time-consuming. Farmers can
The Regenfarming.news summary: Soil Degradation Issues: Modern agriculture has led to diminished soil biology, increased input costs, and soil compaction. Key Principles: Regenerative agriculture emphasizes
The Regenfarming.news summary: Maximizing Diversity: Now is the optimal time to plant a highly diverse mix of warm and cool season cover crops. Benefits of
The Regenfarming.news summary: Soil improvement requires long-term commitment, especially when starting from degraded or monoculture conditions. Initial poor performance of multi-species seeding isn’t necessarily a
