Regenerative Agriculture is a complex and multidisciplinary concept that can be defined by the most varied scopes. However, its origin has as its guiding axis the care of natural resources, bringing agricultural practices that conserve and revitalize the chemical and biological elements of production systems. Having regenerative practices, therefore, involves continuing to do our job well, mitigating the negative impacts as much as possible, in addition to doing more and better in the search for the care and regeneration of the natural ecosystems that are our assets. This translates into implementing agricultural and ecological practices that mitigate climate change; optimize resource management and promote biodiversity; increase water availability and quality; and that also promote social and economic benefits for our producers. All of these characteristics are already part of Raízen's day-to-day life, since our core business aims at producing sustainable sugarcane that allows for the perpetuity of the business in the long term. Among the regenerative practices already applied at Raízen are the use of organic fertilizer, biological inputs, and crop rotation, among other initiatives that you can learn more about here.