Regenerative Agricultureš±Episode 1ā Seed production
Regenerative agriculture is now seen as a key lever for restoring soil fertility and improving farm resilience. How can it be adapted to seed production without compromising yields? In 2024, MAS Seeds is accelerating its trials on its pilot farms.
The goal: test, measure, adapt.
- Experimenting with regenerative farming practices in real conditions.
- Assessing the impact on soils, biodiversity, and water resources.
- Maintaining agronomic performance while reducing the carbon footprint.
š” A major challenge: producing more sustainable seeds without compromising productivity.
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