Regenerating our olive grove: Borgo Naera meets syntropic farming
Modern agriculture has given us abundant calories, but at a high cost: degraded soils, collapsing insect populations and landscapes that are more vulnerable to drought and extreme weather. Pollinating insects, in particular, are in steep decline, and without them, many crops simply do not set fruit. We live in the Anthropocene, an era where human activity is the dominant force shaping landscapes and climate. Agriculture alone accounts for a significant share of global greenhouse gas emissions, freshwater use and biodiversity loss. This is why regenerative agriculture has become central to...
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