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Some studies suggest regenerative agriculture promotes sustainable practices, ecosystem function, and profitability, while other studies highlight its complexity, diverse definitions, and potential for limited real system transformation.
Regenerative agriculture (RA) is an emerging approach to farming that aims to restore and enhance agricultural ecosystems. It focuses on improving soil health, increasing biodiversity, and promoting sustainable farming practices. This synthesis explores the key insights from recent research on regenerative agriculture, highlighting its principles, benefits, and challenges.
Soil Health and Carbon Sequestration:
Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services:
Economic Viability:
Lack of Standardized Definition:
Challenges in Adoption:
Role of Agroforestry:
Regenerative agriculture presents a promising approach to sustainable farming by improving soil health, enhancing biodiversity, and offering economic benefits. However, the lack of a standardized definition and empirical evidence poses challenges to its widespread adoption. Integrating practices like agroforestry and focusing on both process and outcome-based definitions can help in realizing the full potential of RA.
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