Regenerative practices benefit future generations from "summary" of Growing a Revolution by David R Montgomery
Regenerative practices have the potential to shape the world that future generations inherit. By adopting techniques that build soil health and promote biodiversity, farmers can create a more sustainable environment for their children and grandchildren. The benefits of regenerative agriculture extend far beyond the present moment, offering a legacy of fertile land and abundant resources for years to come. When farmers prioritize soil health through practices such as cover cropping and reduced tillage, they are investing in the long-term productivity of their land. This investment pays dividends not only in the form of increased crop yields today but also in the form of resilient soils that can support agriculture for generations. By taking care of the soil, farmers are ensuring that their descendants will have access to the same fertile land that sustains...
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