Regenerative Farming - Regenerative farming is gaining popularity thanks to pioneers like Alan Savoury and Gabe Brown, who have inspired others to adopt nature-inspired farming practices. The latter being responsible for creating Regenefied as a standard to regenerate soil other farmers can follow. Regenerative agriculture can lead to increased profitability, drought resilience, and nutrient-dense food. By repairing the web of life in soils, promoting plant biodiversity, and rehydrating the land, we can move towards a better future.​

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Regenerating is about taking the dominion out of farming and giving control back to the farmer who increasingly works with Natural processes.

 

Repair the web of life in soils, plant biodiversity and rehydrate! Repeat.

 

Rewilding - Rewilding is a process of restoring the natural ecosystem on depleted lands and allowing wildlife to thrive once again. This requires significant effort to repair habitats damaged by farming and other harmful practices. Once the ecosystems are restored, native plants and trees are introduced, and nature is allowed to nurture the environment.

 

While some may believe in leaving the land alone entirely, it's important to remember that most of the land has been farmed or exploited in some way. We must take responsibility for restoring these ecosystems working with Nature to create a better, healthier planet.

By embracing the natural world and restoring ecosystems, we can ensure that the natural wilderness, that has been feeding us for all human existence, continues to thrive. Working with Nature in creating a better, healthier planet can be human induced too.