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Work smarter not harder: How a new farming approach is revitalising degraded land

Environment March 6, 2024By Lisa Gronich

The key to syntropic farming’s success is its focus on trying to build a whole ecosystem, wherein plants thrive and fulfil their needs through their symbiotic relationships with each other, rather than a more traditional farming approach that focuses on the needs of each plant or species individually.

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Browsing: syntropic farming

Work smarter not harder: How a new farming approach is revitalising degraded land

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