Practicing regenerative agriculture

Nicole Masters is an agroecologist who teaches, writes about, and consults on regenerative agriculture and soil regeneration. With projects in both the US and her home, New Zealand, she has worked on nearly a million acres of crop lands and range lands to improve soil and help producers reap the many benefits of doing so — healthier food, healthier farm work, less pollution, lower costs for farmers, and carbon sequestration, to name a few.
She will be speaking at the Regenerate Conference this fall.

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More Episodes

Episode 178 – Regenerating a Desert Wetland Oasis

Episode 178 – Regenerating a Desert Wetland Oasis

Regenerating a Desert Wetland Oasis Don Boyd spent a year on the Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge in central New Mexico, photographing, living, and finding a deep connection to land, water, and animals — including the many migrating birds that live part-time...

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Episode 177 – The Awe-inspiring Beauty Hidden in our Food

Episode 177 – The Awe-inspiring Beauty Hidden in our Food

The Awe-inspiring Beauty Hidden in our Food Robert Dash‘s new book, "Food Planet Future: The Art of Turning Food and Climate Perils into Possibilities," features photo collages of foods from all over the planet. Combining images from a scanning electron microscope...

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Episode 171 – Empowering Women in Agriculture

Episode 171 – Empowering Women in Agriculture

Empowering Women in Agriculture Women have been invisible in agriculture for too long: not counted in the census, not taken seriously for their work and management achievements, excluded from access to capital and credit––and even farm equipment is not made for their...

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