Paper Key : IRJ************557
Author: Devang Shrivas,Aman Panday,Pragya Sharma,Dr. Satwik Sahay Bisariya
Date Published: 03 Jul 2024
Abstract
Regenerative agriculture is gaining global recognition as a sustainable farming strategy aimed at restoring agricultural resilience, enhancing soil health, biodiversity, and ecosystem services, and revitalizing rural communities. This review examines the ecological, economic, and social aspects of regenerative agriculture, focusing on its potential to mitigate environmental issues and climate change impacts. Despite its promise, regenerative agriculture faces challenges such as knowledge gaps, inadequate policy frameworks, and economic barriers. Collaboration among academics, policymakers, farmers, and stakeholders is crucial for widespread adoption. The study underscores the importance of advancing technologies, governance, and policy interventions to foster resilient, productive, and sustainable agricultural systems, both globally and in India.
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