Regenerative Agriculture in West Texas

Regenerative Agriculture in West Texas joins Texas Tech University Assistant Professor Dr. Lindsey Slaughter; Jon Jones and Jeremy Brown of Broadview Agriculture; and Brad Martin and Andrew Hurt of Quarterway Cotton Growers in examining the benefits of using cover crops and other regenerative practices in a water-limited production system.
In this video series, Texas cotton producers and other industry experts share their insights on using regenerative farming practices to grow cotton and discuss why building soil health is crucial for a sustainable and resilient future.
This video series is made possible through the generous contributions of the supporters of the U.S. Regenerative Cotton Fund. The U.S. Regenerative Cotton Fund is an industry-first initiative to assist farmers in implementing regenerative agricultural practices across the U.S. cotton belt; drawing down one million metric tons of carbon dioxide equivalent from the atmosphere by 2026. To achieve this goal the Fund seeks to empower growers and their advisors with locally relevant technical knowledge, economic information, and decision support tools. To learn more about the Fund’s key initiatives visit soilhealthinstitute.org/usrcf/.

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Thanks for all this - much appreciated!