Regenerative ag economics: From the ground up

 No-till, cover crops, diverse rotations can repair soil over time

Regenerative agriculture is about working with nature – enhancing soil health, boosting biodiversity and building resilience – to create ecological wins and put money in the bank.
Regenerative agriculture is about working with nature – enhancing soil health, boosting biodiversity and building resilience – to create ecological wins and put money in the bank.

“If it improves the ground, it’s going to improve my potential income.” – Glenvil farmer Kipp Hinrichs.  That statement captures the heart of regenerative agriculture. It’s not just about environmental stewardship – it’s about economic resilience. The term “Regenerative Agriculture” has become a buzzword in farming circles. But beyond the headlines, what does it really mean? At its core, it’s…