An open source, peer-reviewed literature review of regenerative agriculture

One of our core beliefs is that knowledge should be open and shared, so that we all get stronger together. So, we created an open source literature review which pulls together peer-reviewed data about the impacts of regenerative agriculture. If you’ve ever wondered ‘Can regenerative agriculture stop climate change?’ or ‘How much carbon can soil sequester?’ you can find the up-to-date peer-reviewed research on those questions in this resource.

The resource covers:

• The physical science underpinning regenerative agriculture, including carbon sequestration, water cycles, nutrient cycles, and biodiversity.
• Different production systems, including grazing, cropping, trees, pigs and poultry. 
• Measurements of regenerative agriculture impacts relative to industrial agriculture impacts, e.g. land degradation and productivity, human health, and more.

It provides a one or two-sentence summary of key journal articles across these topics. 

Thanks goes to The William Buckland Foundation for funding this project.