It takes about 3 years for the soil to come back to life and it does take more management. During the transition period yields are reduced. Regenerative Ag al

It takes about 3 years for the soil to come back to life and it does take more management. During the transition period yields are reduced. Regenerative Ag also takes more farmers as a singer farmer can't manage as much land. It is crazy that everyone hasn't switched. It is more profitable but it is a leap of faith to switch and most ag extensions are still recommending high chem use. There are some hang ups with crop subsidies making it difficult to change also. But, the tide has changed as evidenced by this article. General Mills is pushing for 1 million regenerative farmed acres by 2030. The transition is happening but as with any paradigm shift it takes time to convince everybody that there is a better way. https://www.generalmills.com/en/Responsibility/Sustainability/Regenerative-agriculture https://www.generalmills.com/en/Responsibility/Sustainabilit...