When properly utilized many regenerative agriculture practices can be an effective part of a farms produce safety plan. Where Produce Safety and Regenerative Agriculture Overlap: Buffer Strips, Pollinator Habitat, and NRCS Conservation Practices Regenerative agriculture is sometimes discussed as being in direct conflict with produce safety. As stewards of the land that we work, produce safety and regenerative agriculture need to coexist. This is where co-management comes into

NRCS is providing funding through the Regenerative Pilot Program for farms across the country wanting to improve their soil health through a variety of practices. If you’re in the farming industry, you have probably heard the buzzword Regenerative Agriculture being used more often over the last few years. There are plenty of definitions of what it is, with each definition being slightly different, but at the core of those definitions is an increased focus on soil health. A

Michigan produce growers can take advantage of other programs to further natural resource management, organic practices, and food safety...