Regenerative agriculture is a relatively new approach to livestock farming that emphasizes the reduction of farming inputs and restoring ecosystem services such as soil carbon sequestration and improved water cycling.

$19M research project seeks to understand how management impacts soil health, farmer well-being

Published on December 7, 2021

New MSU podcast focuses on agriculture and wildlife interactions

Published on October 12, 2021

MSU to study precision livestock farming adoption trends in U.S. swine industry

Published on March 15, 2021

MSU animal science professor exploring environmental benefits of regenerative agriculture

Published on February 15, 2021

Rowntree named C.S. Mott Professor of Sustainable Agriculture

Published on February 10, 2021

MSU Freshman represents Michigan at the Grassfed Exchange

Published on May 27, 2019

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