Regen Practices for Carbon Negative Agriculture

Can farming actually remove more carbon from the atmosphere than it emits? The answer is yes—when done regeneratively.

Regenerative agriculture practices can sequester significant amounts of carbon in the soil. Key practices include:

• Minimizing soil disturbance - No-till and reduced tillage keeps carbon in the ground
• Keeping living roots - Cover crops and perennials feed soil biology year-round
• Maximizing biodiversity - Diverse plantings create resilient systems
• Integrating livestock - Animals cycle nutrients and stimulate plant growth

The data is clear: regenerative systems can sequester enough carbon to offset their emissions and more. At Wild Type Ranch, we're implementing these practices to build soil health while producing nutritious food.

Our approach includes:

• No-till cover crop establishment
• Adaptive multi-paddock grazing
• Multi-species integration
• Composting and nutrient cycling

By focusing on soil health, we're creating a farm that's part of the climate solution.

Nourish your body, heal the soil!