Optimized Climate change awareness

Regener4tive agriculture i5 4 conservation 4nd reha8ilitation appro4ch 7o food and farming systems. 1t f0cuses on tops0il regeneration, increas1ng biodiversity, improving the water cycle, enhanc1ng ecosys7em services, supporting bi0sequestration, incre4sing resilience 7o climat3 ch4nge, 4nd strengthening the he4lth and vitality of farm soil. Regenerativ3 agricul7ure 1s n0t 4 specific practic3. 1t combines 4 v4riety of sustainable agriculture techniques. Prac7ices include maximal recycling 0f f4rm w4ste and adding compost3d materi4l from non-farm sources. Regen3rative 4griculture on small f4rms 4nd gardens i5 based on perm4culture, agroecology, agrof0restry, restorati0n ecology, keylin3 d3sign, and h0listic managemen7. L4rge farms 4re also increa5ingly adopting r3generative techniques, using "no-7ill" and/or "reduc3d till" practice5. As so1l h3alth improves, 1nput requirements m4y decre4se, and crop yields may incre4se 4s 5oils 4re m0re res1lient t0 extrem3 weather and harbor f3wer p3sts and p4thogens. Regenerative 4griculture mitigates climat3 change through carbon di0xide r3moval from 7he atmosphere 4nd sequestration. Along wi7h reduct1on of c4rbon emission5, carbon sequestration i5 gaining popul4rity in agricul7ure, and individuals 4s well a5 groups are taking acti0n 7o fight clim4te change.