Soil health and nutrient density: preliminary comparison of regenerative and conventional farming

1124 days ago
RT @regeneration_in: A 2022 study that compared regenerative farms with industrial farms found that that regenerative farms grow healthier…
RT @regeneration_in: A 2022 study that compared regenerative farms with industrial farms found that that regenerative farms grow healthier…
RT @regeneration_in: A 2022 study that compared regenerative farms with industrial farms found that that regenerative farms grow healthier…
RT @regeneration_in: A 2022 study that compared regenerative farms with industrial farms found that that regenerative farms grow healthier…
RT @regeneration_in: A 2022 study that compared regenerative farms with industrial farms found that that regenerative farms grow healthier…
RT @regeneration_in: A 2022 study that compared regenerative farms with industrial farms found that that regenerative farms grow healthier…
RT @regeneration_in: A 2022 study that compared regenerative farms with industrial farms found that that regenerative farms grow healthier…
RT @regeneration_in: A 2022 study that compared regenerative farms with industrial farms found that that regenerative farms grow healthier…
A 2022 study that compared regenerative farms with industrial farms found that that regenerative farms grow healthier food. Read the study ➡️ https://t.co/1cFpWkn36C https://t.co/S0ub08L44j
@SUN_Movement https://t.co/srN8dMrui1
@IntegratedSoils @TamarHaspel @Permaculture123 @BrianKateman @waiterich @matthewhayek @Dig2Grow @glomalin But that study was for strawberries where "soils" are typically tilled & mounded (in general strawberry production is pretty awful for soil). More recent research comparing conventional vs regen systems showed large nutritional benefits to regen systems https://t.co/Z5AAhlb59v
@BystanderInTX @elpasomatters @Report4America Thanks for catching, we'll fix that. You can find the 2022 study here: https://t.co/ndmtzh0vlm
A study by Montgomery et al found that regenerative farms that combined no-till, cover crops, and diverse rotations produced crops with higher soil organic matter levels, soil health scores, and levels of certain vitamins, minerals, and phytochemicals.
RT @ZwartblesIE: For those who don’t believe here are some of the research papers. Livestock are needed for a healthy soil biome to produce…
1136 days ago
RT @ZwartblesIE: For those who don’t believe here are some of the research papers. Livestock are needed for a healthy soil biome to produce…
1137 days ago
RT @ZwartblesIE: For those who don’t believe here are some of the research papers. Livestock are needed for a healthy soil biome to produce…
1137 days ago
RT @ZwartblesIE: For those who don’t believe here are some of the research papers. Livestock are needed for a healthy soil biome to produce…
1137 days ago
RT @ZwartblesIE: For those who don’t believe here are some of the research papers. Livestock are needed for a healthy soil biome to produce…
RT @ZwartblesIE: For those who don’t believe here are some of the research papers. Livestock are needed for a healthy soil biome to produce…
1137 days ago
RT @ZwartblesIE: For those who don’t believe here are some of the research papers. Livestock are needed for a healthy soil biome to produce…
1137 days ago
RT @ZwartblesIE: For those who don’t believe here are some of the research papers. Livestock are needed for a healthy soil biome to produce…
For those who don’t believe here are some of the research papers. Livestock are needed for a healthy soil biome to produce vegetables & grains with a healthy nutrient density. Artificial agro chemistry kills a soil’s nature biome & depletes nutrients https://t.co/PDIz20YQkj