Gabe Brown's 6 principles of regenerative agriculture for the home gardener

I had the wonderful opportunity to interview Gabe Brown, a renowned and well-respected pioneer in the field of regenerative agriculture. Gabe is best known for his groundbreaking work in soil health and his commitment to sustainable farming practices that promote healthy ecosystems and thriving communities. Through years of experimentation and research, Gabe and team have devised a set of principles for regenerative agriculture that focus on improving soil health, promoting biodiversity, and reducing the use of synthetic chemicals. 

His innovative techniques have not only revitalized his own farm in North Dakota but have also inspired farmers and land managers around the world to adopt more sustainable and ecologically friendly practices. Gabe is the author of the critically acclaimed book "Dirt to Soil: One Family’s Journey into Regenerative Agriculture", which details his personal journey toward sustainable farming and provides practical advice for others looking to do the same. Over the years, His work has earned him numerous awards and recognition, including the Heinz Award for the Environment for his leadership in regenerative agriculture and soil health, and for catalyzing the movement to change farming practices. He is also an instructor for Soil Health Academy, which focuses on teaching others the power and importance of healthy functioning ecosystems.