To develop regenerative agriculture systems on our operations, we need to begin thinking differently about agronomy, and how we manage plant nutrition. The agronomy needed to develop regenerative agriculture system is based on a group of core concepts which reconsider nutritional priorities and applications. Thinking differently about agronomy will lead to systems which require fewer inputs, and are much more profitable.

In this webinar, John Kempf describes a foundational outline of how a regenerative system works, how it is possible to regenerate soil with limited inputs, how to gain greater results by focusing on the plant photosynthetic engine, and how a regenerative system is more profitable for the grower.