Is Regenerative Agriculture Scalable?

Well SupportedSoil carbon content is directly related to its water-holding capacity, with one percent of soil carbon holding one inch of rain.

Partially SupportedUtilizing ruminants on degraded agricultural land can draw down carbon and restore ecosystems.

Well SupportedRegenerative agriculture can be scaled and cost-effective, with degraded lands and factory farm lands convertible to potentially double current beef production.

Partially SupportedWhite Oak farm transitioned from 0.5% to 5% soil carbon in 22 years, enabling it to withstand a 5-inch rain event without topsoil loss.

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