Transitioning to regenerative practices is not simple for farmers - it takes time, patience, and consistent backing, from both the private and public sectors, writes Innocent Drinks' Estelle Gayout
Healthy soil is the foundation of every fruit and vegetable we grow. However, years of intensive farming, combined with rising temperatures, are degrading the very ecosystems we rely on for food. If current...
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