Regenerative Agriculture Process & benefits in India

Traditional farming increases GHG, and regenerative agriculture reduces the emission of greenhouse gases to a great extent, resulting in a sustainable environment.

This type of agriculture reverses negative climatic changes due to the extensive misuse of the earth’s natural resources in traditional farming, leading to a positive climate change.

We can boost soil fertility and increase the water-holding capacity of the soil, leading to much-improved land which can easily withstand drought conditions.

The washed-off grasslands can be rejuvenated with the help of regenerative agriculture. In this way, a high quantity and quality of pasture will be available for the livestock.

Another benefit of regenerative agriculture is that it helps in improving the nutrition of crop yields, and with higher nutritional value, the profits will increase.

This method of agriculture will provide an increased quantity of crop production. Therefore, the farmers will achieve more profitable income from the same crop.