Regenerative agriculture embodies the perfect union of farming and nature, creating a harmonious environment where animals and ecosystems flourish together. This sustainable approach emphasizes top-soil regeneration, enhanced biodiversity, improved water cycles, and climate change resilience. Basically, this practice allows the ecosystem to naturally put back into the soil what it takes out. For example, an animal will eat grasses and shrubbery, then poop them back out - injecting the nutrients back into the soil. This enables the trees and shrubbery to keep growing and stay healthy. The animals will be moved to another grazing location long before the land begins to become bare. In traditional farming practices, such as monocropping and feedlots, the land is made bare from overcrowding of GMO crops or livestock. The nutrients in the soil are depleted, pesticides are sprayed, and GMO feed is introduced. Waste is rampant and any adjacent plant and animal life is killed. This destroys the balance of any nearby ecosystems. By embracing these practices, our land thrives and our animals live the life they were meant to - free from pesticides, grain, and any nonsense.