Regenerative agriculture to improve farmer production – NAU

Drought highlights value-chain vulnerability
The global regenerative movement has seen major economies developing policies, strategies, goals and incentives committed to healthier plants and more profitable farms, the union said.
Ellanie Smit
Livestock productivity has declined by 50% over the last 70 years, while profitability has declined due to a dwindling resource base. According to the Namibia Agricultural Union (N
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