The food system is the leading cause of climate change due to the environmental impact of reforestation, loss of soil, farming of animals, food waste, processing, transport, and refrigeration. And there's a buzzworthy change happening in the agriculture game that has the potential to reduce and even reverse climate change, but what the FLIK is it and how does it work?

Regenerative Agriculture

Regenerative agriculture is a collection of farming and livestock management practices that recaptures carbon, from the atmosphere to the soil. 

This process helps decrease the amount of carbon in the atmosphere destined to affect climate change as greenhouse gases. Regenerative agriculture may not only help to mitigate climate change, but it also enriches the soil, resulting in more nutrient-dense, flavorful foods. 

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