Chemistry

Regenerative

Agriculture
- By Samartha M 7B
 What is Regenerative Agriculture?
⊷ Regenerative agriculture is a
conservation and rehabilitation
approach to food and farming
systems.
⊷ It focuses on topsoil
regeneration, increasing
biodiversity, improving the water
cycle, enhancing ecosystem
services, increasing resilience to
climate change, and
strengthening the health and
vitality of farm soil.

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 Why is Regenerative Agriculture
important ⊷ Regenerative agriculture
practices increase soil
biodiversity and organic
matter, leading to more
resilient soils that can better
withstand climate change
impacts like flooding and
drought.
⊷ Healthy soils beget strong
yields and nutrient-rich crops.

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 Types of Regenerative Farming
Regenerative farming is classified based on the ways
it is done:-

1. No- Till farming

2. Regenerative Grazing

3. Agroforestry

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 Definition of:-
⊷ No- Till Farming- No-till farming is an
agricultural technique for growing crops
or pasture without disturbing the soil
through tillage.
⊷ Regenerative Grazing- Regenerative
grazing is a principle-driven agricultural
practice of building soil health by
managing livestock on perennial and
annual forages, and in a way that
supports human and ecosystem health.
⊷ Agroforestry- Agroforestry is the
management and integration of trees,
crops and/or livestock on the same plot
of land and can be an integral
component of productive agriculture.

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 Here is an interesting video for you to
understand the topic better

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 Difference between:
Regenerative Organic Agriculture
Agriculture

⊷ Soil that is rich ⊷ May lead to soil

in minerals. contamination.
⊷ Profit to farmers ⊷ Sometimes loss to
in huge amount. farmers.
⊷ More harvest ⊷ Less harvest( not
than organic always).
farming ⊷ There is chemical
⊷ 100% organic. usage.
No chemical
usage.

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Hope you Enjoyed!!