THE BLEEDING ECOSYSTEM: Promoting Regenerative Agricultural Techniques
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Do you have any preconceived notions or myths about regenerative agriculture?
How do we reduce the greenhouse gases produced through agricultural practices?
Do this system of agriculture work and what is its profitability?
What are its demerits and its contribution to climate change?
The Bleeding Ecosystem helps us realize that our soils provide not just produce but also ecosystem services like carbon sinks, water recharge, and evolutionary potential. We need an agricultural system that does not permit the loss of our carbon and does not deplete our people. It teaches the techniques and tendencies of regenerative agriculture, its historical development, and current drawbacks.
Robert Lawrence, a Soil scientist, in his book, The Bleeding Ecosystem, emphasizes the need to adopt the regenerative system of farming as he outlines its inherent numerous benefits to both our land and people.
This book is a reminder of the need for us to contribute our quota towards controlling climate change as this practice can be applied at both small and large scale and we reap a more resilient environment against natural disasters of floods and erosion.
Don't just buy this book alone but also purchase it for others as the goal of global food sustenance is a collective one.
How do we reduce the greenhouse gases produced through agricultural practices?
Do this system of agriculture work and what is its profitability?
What are its demerits and its contribution to climate change?
The Bleeding Ecosystem helps us realize that our soils provide not just produce but also ecosystem services like carbon sinks, water recharge, and evolutionary potential. We need an agricultural system that does not permit the loss of our carbon and does not deplete our people. It teaches the techniques and tendencies of regenerative agriculture, its historical development, and current drawbacks.
Robert Lawrence, a Soil scientist, in his book, The Bleeding Ecosystem, emphasizes the need to adopt the regenerative system of farming as he outlines its inherent numerous benefits to both our land and people.
This book is a reminder of the need for us to contribute our quota towards controlling climate change as this practice can be applied at both small and large scale and we reap a more resilient environment against natural disasters of floods and erosion.
Don't just buy this book alone but also purchase it for others as the goal of global food sustenance is a collective one.
Format:Paperback
Language:English
ISBN:B09XZP7Z78
ISBN13:9798804550425
Release Date:April 2022
Publisher:Independently Published
Length:44 Pages
Weight:0.16 lbs.
Dimensions:0.1" x 6.0" x 9.0"
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