Regenerative agriculture is an uncommon journey

By Stephen Burns
Updated June 2 2020 - 11:13am, first published December 11 2019 - 5:00pm
Professor Nick Gill - "The business of agriculture is facing a whole range of challenges including climate change and soil degradation and many farmers are looking at transforming their practices," Photo: supplied
Professor Nick Gill - "The business of agriculture is facing a whole range of challenges including climate change and soil degradation and many farmers are looking at transforming their practices," Photo: supplied

Changing one's farming system can be a massive risk and emotionally taxing and a recent study that was a collaboration between United States and Australian researchers found that what was often missing was access to peer support to help farmers get through the period of adjustment.

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