“Regenerative farming is a holistic management approach to an ecosystem which focuses on sequestering carbon in the soil. And science proves that the best way to sequester carbon is not to exploit your resources, but to actually protect our sheep, our goats,” says Cameron.
“At times our chickens and even our rabbits will move through those pastured areas. The animals’ pattern of moving will actually help build to the soil and become less bacterial in its composition and more fungal-like you would find across a forest floor.
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According to 2017 USDA Census data, the United States had 48,697 producers who identified as Black, either alone or in combination with another race. They accounted for 1.4% of the country’s 3.4 million producers, and they lived and farmed primarily in southeastern and mid-Atlantic states.
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