REP PROVISIONS BLOG
Regenerative Agriculture seems to be having its day in the limelight. It has been mentioned in every political debate this year, there seems to be ever more articles on the subject, many documentaries are being made and there has been escalating Google searches for regenerative agriculture.
Why do deep roots matter when it comes to regenerative agriculture? Creating conditions that grow deeper and better root systems can increase yield, reduce the need for any fertilizer inputs, sustain plant growth in times of drought, replenish deep down aquifers and store more “locked away” Carbon in soils.
We have heard the downfalls of conventional farming when it comes to human and planet health - So what do we do about this? What is regenerative agriculture? Today, we sit down with regenerative expert and cattle rancher Eric Perner to discuss the current condition of our agricultural practices and what changes we can make.
Elle Russ chats with Eric Perner – a cattle rancher, a registered Professional Mechanical Engineer...
Cooking grass-fed beef differs slightly than cooking grain-fed, conventional beef. The importance of knowing the...
Why did we choose the Pecan to make our nut butter? There are multiple reasons but one of the biggest reasons is they are native to our region and they have a positive impact on our ecosystems.
REP Provisions participated in The Kroger Innovation Summit. The Kroger Innovation Summit is an invite only event that includes a very highly curated set of brands that are potential game-changers and innovators in the natural foods space.
A record number of Americans are living with diabetes or pre-diabetes. Obesity affects approximately 40% of the population which is a leading risk factor for developing diabetes. One in five Americans already has diabetes and one in three have pre-diabetes.
What is Regenerative Agriculture?
We get this question almost daily as consumers are increasingly more interested in understanding the environmental impact their food and purchasing decisions have on the planet.