Three seasons of farmer-run trials, designed and measured by the Mahlathini Development Foundation, and what they showed about organic conservation agriculture.

Intent and outcome are not always the same thing. When synthetic fertiliser is handed out on its own, it can quietly hold farmers back instead of moving them forward.

A soil fertility analysis costs R170 a sample. Most small-scale farmers we work with have never had one done.

Justin and Gill Platt travelled to Hertfordshire for Europe's biggest regenerative agriculture festival, and came home with plenty to share.

Five seasons into the Crane Friendly trial, Ivanhoe Farms is proving that regenerative methods can deliver profitable, high-quality seed potato yields with far fewer synthetic inputs.

There is a gap in South African agriculture that has existed for a long time. RegenZ is now building the solution from Merrivale, KwaZulu-Natal.

Explore the importance of intellectual property in Southern Africa's agricultural sector. Learn how IPR can drive innovation and economic growth.

Read about the promising potential of agriculture carbon emission programmes for South African farmers and the companies that are making it work.

Andrew Ardington raises crucial questions about the credibility of regen ag in the face of mounting concerns about greenwashing in the wake of ESG commitments.

While the prospects of hemp farming projects in South Africa are significant, there are substantial challenges to surmount to fully harness the benefits.

Smallholder farmers are the unsung heroes of global food security. Here are some of the tools and resources they need to succeed.

Regenerative agriculture is a powerful ally for smallholder farmers, shaping a more sustainable and resilient agricultural sector for generations to come.

Explore the potential of precision agriculture in South Africa. Here's how new technologies optimise farming for higher yields and sustainability.

How does chemical fertiliser affect the soil? And how can farmers reduce chemical inputs while maintaining yields? Read our blog to find out.

Unlock the power of microorganisms to reduce the cost of fertilisers and improve soil health. Here’s how to build your own Johnson-Su Bioreactor.

Learn why traceability is crucial for South African farmers to ensure food safety, quality control, and compliance with regulations.

Hybrid true potato seed (HTPS) breeding technology is set to transform potato farming on the African continent.

In today’s connected world, agritech is becoming increasingly accessible.These 5 technological devices revolutionising agriculture in 2023 and beyond:

Synthetic intervention is sometimes absolutely necessary to save a crop which means you are not prohibited to using synthetics in regenerative agriculture.

Soil microbes have an important role to play in soil fertility and improving plant performance. Learn more about these incredible organisms.

RegenZ's guide to transitioning from synthetic fertilisers and pesticides to a soil health-focused farming programme — with free soil testing and a tailored fertiliser plan.

The urgent need for regenerative transformation forms the basis of the top trends Justin Platt predicts in agriculture in 2023.

Hybrid true potato innovations to enhance the livelihoods of producers across the globe and drive sustainable improvements in world food security.

Crop diversification leads to a range of ecosystem improvements and increased profitability. So, what is crop diversity, and why is it important?

In this blog, we detail the key differences between regenerative and sustainable agriculture, and how to go about incorporating a regenerative approach.

What are the uses of biochar in agriculture? How do you use biochar as a fertiliser, and how can you increase its benefits? Click to learn about biochar.

What is meant by cover cropping? What are the advantages of cover cropping? Learn all about cover crops in South Africa on our blog.

What is sustainable agriculture and sustainable farming? Read more about the history of sustainable agriculture in South Africa.

Mycorrhizal fungi and plants have a symbiotic relationship. Mycorrhizal fungi networks are natural biofertilisers when interacting with plant roots.

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