Revitalizing Soil Health through Regenerative Agriculture: History, Principles, Practices and Challenges

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Regenerative agriculture improves soil health, enhancing carbon sequestration and biodiversity while addressing soil degradation risks.
Key principles include minimal soil disturbance and crop diversification, showing significant potential to increase farm profitability in the long term.
Analysis of regenerative farming techniques indicates enhanced drought resilience and soil organic matter compared to conventional methods.
Policy incentives and farmer education are crucial to overcoming economic barriers and accelerating the adoption of regenerative agriculture.

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This review highlights principles and challenges of regenerative agriculture in enhancing soil health and biodiversity.

Akhil et al. (2025) studied this question.

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