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workshop post-session tips
WORKSHOP SCOPE
Tips for Implementing Regenerative Agriculture Practices:
- Start Small:
Begin by implementing regenerative practices on a small section of your farm to observe the benefits and adjust as needed. - Improve Soil Health:
Focus on building soil organic matter through cover crops, composting, and minimal tillage. Healthy soil is the foundation of regenerative agriculture. - Diversify Crops:
Introduce crop diversity to improve soil structure, reduce pests and diseases, and increase resilience against climate change. - Integrate Livestock:
Consider integrating livestock into your farming system. Properly managed grazing can enhance soil fertility and stimulate plant growth. - Encourage Biodiversity:
Foster a diverse ecosystem by planting hedgerows, wildflower strips, and cover crops to attract beneficial insects and pollinators. - Monitor and Adapt:
Regularly monitor soil health, plant health, and biodiversity. Be prepared to adapt practices based on observations and outcomes. - Build a Community:
Connect with other farmers practicing regenerative agriculture to share experiences, knowledge, and support. - Reduce Chemical Inputs:
Gradually reduce reliance on synthetic fertilizers and pesticides as soil health improves and natural pest control increases. - Focus on Water Management:
Implement water-conserving techniques such as rainwater harvesting, contour farming, and building organic matter to improve water retention. - Stay Informed:
Continue learning about regenerative practices through workshops, webinars, and resources. Stay updated on the latest research and innovations. - Plan for the Long Term:
Regenerative agriculture is a journey. Be patient and plan for long-term benefits that will increase the sustainability and productivity of your farm. - Share Your Success:
Share your experiences and successes with others to inspire and encourage more farmers to adopt regenerative practices.
ABOUT THE SESSION TRAINER AND FACILITATOR:
Ms Sheila Damodaran is renowned globally in The Fifth Discipline circles as a global and national systemic strategist, researcher and trainer on the five disciplines and trains core leadership of government and sectoral agencies working on persistent issues that affect their nation.
She is also the owner of the food manufacturing organisation she has setup in Botswana.
She is the lead designer of the training programme.
For more information check her at https:// www.linkedin.com/in/sheilasingapore/.
Ms Sheila Damodaran is renowned globally in The Fifth Discipline circles as a global and national systemic strategist, researcher and trainer on the five disciplines and trains core leadership of government and sectoral agencies working on persistent issues that affect their nation.
She is also the owner of the food manufacturing organisation she has setup in Botswana.
She is the lead designer of the training programme.
For more information check her at https:// www.linkedin.com/in/sheilasingapore/.