The Re-Rooting of Regenerative Agriculture
Why the next five years will see a renaissance.
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George Henderson and The Farming Ladder
Two brothers, eighty-five acres of worn-out Cotswold ground and almost no capital. Twenty years later their accounts were so good Reading University checked them.
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Drought Reserve Grazing: Same Rain, Two Droughts
Two neighbouring fields on the same geology had completely different summers. The difference arrived with the rain, not the drought.
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How regenerative farming reduces pests and disease
Most of what a farm spends goes on the same few problems. Why a regenerative system has fewer of them, and how we work with pests rather than against them.
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Regenerative Soils Series – Caroline Grindrod in Conversation with Abby Rose
Traditional consultancy hands over a prescription. Caroline makes the case that regeneration begins with a way of seeing, not a product.
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Herbal Leys: What’s Not On The Invoice
Seed catalogues sell herbal leys as the answer to everything. What a four-year solution leaves out of a long-term strategy.
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Early Spring Grazing: The Rotation That Shapes the Whole Season
The grass greens up, the neighbour’s stock go out, and the pressure is on. Why the first rotation decides the rest of the year.
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The Most Undervalued Skill in Regenerative Agriculture
Why seeing the whole will define the next decade of regenerative agriculture.
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The Hammer, The Boat, and The Blog
A note on how this writing came to be, and what the old engineer’s invoice has to do with it.
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