Comments on: Regenerative Farming and Gardening https://arealgreenlife.com/regenerative-farming-gardening/ Making healthier choices. For you, your family and community, and our Earth. Mon, 25 Jul 2022 06:43:40 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.9.4 By: Kate https://arealgreenlife.com/regenerative-farming-gardening/#comments/257 https://arealgreenlife.com/?p=1580#comment-257 In reply to James Matthew.

You are right, James. As a consumer, choosing regeneratively grown food isn’t always possible, but when we can make that choice it does make an enormous difference. And as food growers/producers/distributors, our choice to stick to our ethics of choosing the most regenerative option and tirelessly educating customers and potential customers about it is so important and powerful. Food is a great leverage point for change. Thanks for commenting 🙂

]]> By: James Matthew https://arealgreenlife.com/regenerative-farming-gardening/#comments/256 https://arealgreenlife.com/?p=1580#comment-256 We totally agree. Real food grown sustainably and organically is full of life in immeasurable ways.

We need to shift away from our industrialized way of producing food

]]> By: Kate https://arealgreenlife.com/regenerative-farming-gardening/#comments/249 https://arealgreenlife.com/?p=1580#comment-249 In reply to Alain.

I’m glad you enjoyed it; thanks for the comment 🙂

]]> By: Kate https://arealgreenlife.com/regenerative-farming-gardening/#comments/248 https://arealgreenlife.com/?p=1580#comment-248 In reply to Terry Laybourne.

That must be extremely frustrating. I don’t know where you are, but is there a Landcare group or a Land For Wildlife group or anything else like that near you who could help with advice and support for you, and perhaps some education for your local council?! I wish you well with your efforts, Terry.

]]> By: Terry Laybourne https://arealgreenlife.com/regenerative-farming-gardening/#comments/247 https://arealgreenlife.com/?p=1580#comment-247 Unfortunately, there are many out there who don’t see or understand the need for diversity. Our family has a 2Ha property that we planned to rehabilitate to its natural habitat. The local council and a number of neighbours didn’t like this idea and forced us to remove a number of trees that were blocking views and to mow all the native grasses that were growing ( along with the Kikuyu which we were slowly reducing). It now resembles a park – little biodiversity and home to very few animals.

]]> By: Alain https://arealgreenlife.com/regenerative-farming-gardening/#comments/246 https://arealgreenlife.com/?p=1580#comment-246 Great Article! Love the pictures! 🙂

]]> By: Kate https://arealgreenlife.com/regenerative-farming-gardening/#comments/245 https://arealgreenlife.com/?p=1580#comment-245 In reply to Sara.

You’re welcome, Sara. Thanks for commenting!

]]> By: Sara https://arealgreenlife.com/regenerative-farming-gardening/#comments/244 https://arealgreenlife.com/?p=1580#comment-244 Thank you for showing the way towards a better future.

]]> By: What’s Happened to Your Mineral Intake? - ARealGreenLife https://arealgreenlife.com/regenerative-farming-gardening/#comments/194 https://arealgreenlife.com/?p=1580#comment-194 […] returned to the soil, but soils can only brenefit from these natural processes if they’re managed regeneratively.  Ploughing, absence of soil cover, and use of chemical fertilizers The complex interactions […]

]]> By: Kate https://arealgreenlife.com/regenerative-farming-gardening/#comments/20 https://arealgreenlife.com/?p=1580#comment-20 In reply to Frank Holzman.

Hi Frank, thanks for reading!

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