New soil study reveals benefits of regenerative farming

Researchers say crops and profits can be boosted by the system

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Healthier soil is just one benefit of regenerative farming says new study
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Healthier soil is just one benefit of regenerative farming says new study

Soil health, crop production, greenhouse gas emission reduction, and a rise in profits have been revealed to be the main benefits of regenerative agriculture, according to a new report. The study was...

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