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What is Regenerative Ranching? Why is Regenerative Agriculture Important?

Take an overview look at regenerative ranching and regenerative agriculture. 📺Subscribe To This Channel www.https://www.youtube.com/c/NobleResear... Free Video Course: 7 Steps to Creating A Successful Ranch Management Plan http://bit.ly/ranch-management-plan Want to know more about regenerative agriculture? https://www.noble.org/news/publications Regenerative ranching is the process of restoring degraded soils by using practices based on ecological principles. Unlike organic agriculture, which prescribes practices and standards around the types of seeds or pesticides that may be used, regenerative agriculture is a mindset that takes a more holistic view of agriculture and the environment. Regenerative ranchers work with the natural system to build organic matter and resilience within the soil. That means using less fertilizer, pesticides and herbicides. Healthy soil has less nutrient run-off and erosion, so fewer chemicals and pesticides end up in our lakes and rivers. Healthy soil can withstand drought and heavy rain. In fact, just a one-percent increase in organic matter helps soil hold 20,000 gallons more water per acre. And grazing and pasture land managed using regenerative practices captures atmospheric carbon and stores it in soil, combatting climate variability. Building this resource below the ground means agricultural producers generate higher quality food for consumers. It also means they enjoy more productive land and more stable economics for generations to come.