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'''Regenerative agriculture''', or ''restorative agriculture,'' is any agricultural system that results in a net increase of [[soil fertility]] and [[biodiversity]] and minimizes non-renewable energy usage while producing an economically significant yield.

Regenerative agriculture is in contrast to [[agro-industrial]] farming, which is the norm in 21st century agriculture. Agro-industrial farming typically is degenerative to it's environment and relies on depleting natural resources such as energy, while using industrial chemicals to address deficiencies in [[soil fertility]] and relying on [[biocides]] to control unwanted ecosystem interactions and kill unwanted life-forms/[[biodiversity]].

Regenerative agriculture may also restore damaged ecosystems to a more natural pattern. [[Regenerative Grazing]], for example, mimics natural [[grassland]] and open forest ecosystems, returning them to a biodiverse and functional state while managing them to produce high yields of food for human use.

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	Regenerative agriculture may also restore damaged ecosystems to a more natural pattern. [[Regenerative grazing]], for example, mimics natural [[grassland]] and open forest ecosystems, returning them to a biodiverse and functional state while managing them to produce high yields of food for human use.		Regenerative agriculture may also restore damaged ecosystems to a more natural pattern. [[Regenerative grazing]], for example, mimics natural [[grassland]] and open forest ecosystems, returning them to a biodiverse and functional state while managing them to produce high yields of food for human use.
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 '''Regenerative agriculture''', or ''restorative agriculture,'' is any agricultural system that results in a net increase of [[soil fertility]] and [[biodiversity]] and minimizes non-renewable energy usage while producing an economically significant yield.
-Regenerative agriculture is in contrast to [[agro-industrial]] farming, which is the norm in 21st century agriculture. Agro-industrial farming typically is degenerative to it's environment and relies on depleting natural resources such as energy, while using industrial chemicals to address deficiencies in [[soil fertility]] and relying on [[biocides]] to control unwanted ecosystem interactions and kill unwanted life-forms/[[biodiversity]].
+Regenerative agriculture is in contrast to [[agro-industry|agro-industrial]] farming, which is the norm in 21st century agriculture. Agro-industrial farming typically is degenerative to it's environment and relies on depleting natural resources such as energy, while using industrial chemicals to address deficiencies in [[soil fertility]] and relying on [[biocides]] to control unwanted ecosystem interactions and kill unwanted life-forms/[[biodiversity]].
 Regenerative agriculture may also restore damaged ecosystems to a more natural pattern. [[Regenerative grazing]], for example, mimics natural [[grassland]] and open forest ecosystems, returning them to a biodiverse and functional state while managing them to produce high yields of food for human use.

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	Regenerative agriculture is in contrast to [[agro-industrial]] farming, which is the norm in 21st century agriculture. Agro-industrial farming typically is degenerative to it's environment and relies on depleting natural resources such as energy, while using industrial chemicals to address deficiencies in [[soil fertility]] and relying on [[biocides]] to control unwanted ecosystem interactions and kill unwanted life-forms/[[biodiversity]].		Regenerative agriculture is in contrast to [[agro-industrial]] farming, which is the norm in 21st century agriculture. Agro-industrial farming typically is degenerative to it's environment and relies on depleting natural resources such as energy, while using industrial chemicals to address deficiencies in [[soil fertility]] and relying on [[biocides]] to control unwanted ecosystem interactions and kill unwanted life-forms/[[biodiversity]].

−	Regenerative agriculture may also restore damaged ecosystems to a more natural pattern. [[Regenerative ~~Grazing~~]], for example, mimics natural [[grassland]] and open forest ecosystems, returning them to a biodiverse and functional state while managing them to produce high yields of food for human use.	+	Regenerative agriculture may also restore damaged ecosystems to a more natural pattern. [[Regenerative grazing]], for example, mimics natural [[grassland]] and open forest ecosystems, returning them to a biodiverse and functional state while managing them to produce high yields of food for human use.