Regenerative Agriculture is an integrated farming system that optimizes the health of both land and people. It works towards building soil fertility through replenishment of soil organic matter, maintenance and enrichment of soil microbial life, and the use of integrated farming practices that foster soil health and water retention. At its core, it is aimed at creating a soil health management system that harnesses nature’s own processes, and works to restore, renew, and regenerate the land and biodiversity that have been detrimentally impacted by industrial agriculture and human activities.

See also: renewable energy, ecological footprint, ecological economics, circular economy, human labor