You've likely heard the term regenerative gardening, but haven't a clue what it is.
Just by starting a garden in your backyard you are being a regenerative gardener. You can't get more local than eating a cucumber grown in your own plot, which has a significant impact on both local and global ecosystems.
Beyond that starting point, there are steps you can take when designing your home garden to maximize the ecological benefits of regenerative principles.
Here are top tips for bringing regenerative agriculture principles into your own backyard. It's easy and effective.
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Just by starting a garden in your backyard you are being a regenerative gardener. You can't get more local than eating a cucumber grown in your own plot, which has a significant impact on both local and global ecosystems.
Beyond that starting point, there are steps you can take when designing your home garden to maximize the ecological benefits of regenerative principles.
Here are top tips for bringing regenerative agriculture principles into your own backyard. It's easy and effective.
Credit: Real Simple
Don't go crazy tilling all the garden soil prior to planting. Prep only the exact area where seeds or plants are to be located and dig in that area only. Leave soil between rows and all of the surrounding area alone. This enriches the soil through microorganisms and also vastly cuts down on weeding.