Regenerative agriculture through science

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When science becomes regenerative in agriculture, one maximizes one’s output from the traditional practices to sustain the productivity of the ecosystem.

She cited how the Neem tree has been known as a multipurpose pesticide and fertilizer in India, where  scientists began studying its effectiveness since the 1950s.

Halos cited the naturally soil-occurring Bacillus thiringiensis (Bt) corn and Bt eggplant, which both carried the genes that make them resistant to pests, drastically reducing the need to use pesticides.

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Author / Journalist: Sebastian Montemayor

Category: BusinessStartups

Markets: PhilippinesIndia

Topics: Been Biopesticides Biofertilizers Fertilizers Pesticides Regenerative Time Practices Agriculture Halos Synthetic

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Published On: 2024-09-07 @ 16:04:00 (18 hours ago)

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Sentences: 19 lines

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