Regenerative farming backyard

What you eat matters! Growing a regenerative garden encourages healthy sustainable eating and helps prevent climate change.

Regenerative gardening is an approach to making your outdoor space more eco-friendly, self-reliant, and harmonious. Here are my go-to practices to begin your own regenerative garden! #theregenerativegarden #regenerativegardening #nature #ecosystem #outdoors #gardening #gardenideas #gardenplanning #plants #gardentherapy

Permaculture gardening isn't only for big pieces of property, it can also be implemented in suburban backyards! These six easy backyard permaculture projects for beginners will get you on your way to a mini permaculture paradise!

Would you like to grow food for your family, but don't know how to start? Here are 6 mistakes the new micro-farmer makes and 6 ways to ensure your success.

What if we could make the earth healthy by making more eco-conscious choices in our garden? Using regenerative gardening practices, we can have a positive

Living walkways on a small farm have several benefits over walkways covered in black landscape fabric or cultivated to be bare soil. Read why!

What is organic, no-till, sustainable, and regenerative farming? How can we farm using regenerative agriculture and floriculture practices to reverse climate change through carbon sequestration? Learn how to incorporate regenerative farming practices into your backyard vegetable garden.

Come dig (or, don't dig!) into natural no-till gardening - what it is, how to do it, and the stellar benefits it offers to organic soil and plant health.

Using regenerative farming practices, the husband and wife team at Farm du Bec Hellouin have been able to grow more on less land, while also restoring soil fertility, sequestering carbon and cultivating biodiversity.

A no-till garden is a method of gardening that does away with the traditional use of tilling to prepare the soil. In no-till gardens, the soil is not dug up and turned to prepare for planting. Instead, organic components like compost and animal fertilizers are layered over the soil to create a rich, nutrient-heavy base in which to plant seeds and starters.