Tending the Roots: Regenerative Agriculture and Sustainable Futures is a profound collection that delves into the transformative potential of regenerative agriculture. Through a series of meticulously researched journal articles, this book offers a comprehensive look at how ecological farming practices can restore degraded ecosystems, enhance biodiversity, and promote sustainable farming. The foreword sets the stage, highlighting the promise and complexity of regenerative farming in regions like Vietnam's Central Highlands and Belgian farms undergoing ecological transitions. Readers will explore a diverse array of topics, from the intricate dynamics of wild bee populations in agricultural landscapes to the systemic policy shifts needed to transform U.S. agriculture. Key studies examine the economic realities of regenerative methods, the importance of soil health, and the global implications of agroecological practices. This collection not only provides in-depth scientific analyses but also offers practical insights for farmers, policymakers, and educators striving for a more sustainable agricultural future.

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