by ronfrazer | Sun Nov 2025 | climate, Indigenous, Livestock, pollution, Regenerative agriculture, Social Justice
The principles of regenerative agriculture—working with nature to enhance soil health, biodiversity, and ecosystem resilience—are not new to Africa. In fact, they are deeply embedded in the continent’s indigenous and traditional farming systems. The history of...
by ronfrazer | Sat Nov 2025 | climate, Indigenous, Livestock, pollution, Regenerative agriculture, Social Justice
For millennia, Indian agriculture was not merely a means of food production; it was a deeply integrated, socio-ecological system refined over generations. Its core principles were sustainability, diversity, and self-reliance. Key Features Diverse Cropping Systems: (1)...
by ronfrazer | Fri Nov 2025 | climate, Indigenous, Livestock, pollution, Regenerative agriculture, Social Justice, Women
The first step for a struggling farming community in Mexico was to build trenches, stone walls, and terraces to stop the erosion of the remaining soils and to slow the water runoff so their aquifers could recharge. They stabilized these barriers with tenacious local...
by ronfrazer | Wed Nov 2025 | climate, Indigenous, pollution, Regenerative agriculture, Social Justice, Women
Healthy soils are the backbone of our planet, supporting biodiversity, filtering water, and producing nutritious crops. Regenerative agriculture represents a seismic shift in how we perceive and interact with the land. At its core lies the recognition that soil is not...
by ronfrazer | Wed Nov 2025 | climate, Indigenous, pollution, Regenerative agriculture, Social Justice, Women
Women have long been the guardians of the earth, stewards of ancient wisdom passed down through generations. Yet, in the era of industrial agriculture, their voices were silenced, and their knowledge undervalued. Regenerative agriculture offers a chance to reclaim...
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