Agriculture is evolving, and regenerative practices are at the forefront of this transformation. For citrus farming, these methods focus on restoring soil health, enhancing biodiversity, and creating resilient orchards that can better withstand climate challenges.
From cover cropping to minimal soil disturbance, these practices boost productivity and contribute to a more sustainable food and beverage industry.
Restoring soil health for future generations
Enhancing soil health* starts with enriching it using organic matter, which boosts its capacity to retain moisture and nutrients effectively. Equally important is fostering microbial activity, a key factor in ensuring sustainable and long-term fertility.
*Source: Rain Forest Alliance
Boosting resilience through biodiversity
- Implement diverse crop rotations to naturally manage crop challenges and reduce reliance on chemical inputs.
- Encourage a balanced ecosystem that supports pollinators and other beneficial organisms.
- Embrace regenerative agriculture as a sustainable solution to address climate challenges while ensuring high-quality citrus production for the future.
By adopting regenerative practices, citrus growers can play a pivotal role in combating climate change and ensuring a sustainable future.
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