Regenerative farming stores carbon in the soil, reduces greatly the need for petrochemical feedstocks as fertilizer, and is nearly as productive as existing ind

Regenerative farming stores carbon in the soil, reduces greatly the need for petrochemical feedstocks as fertilizer, and is nearly as productive as existing industrial techniques... and you get livestock as well. The increased soil depth improves water retention, preventing erosion and resisting drought. Constant soil cover reduces evaporation and lowers soil temperatures. It's win/win.