SAO PAULO: Brazilian farm behemoth Amaggi, which trades almost 19 million tonnes of grains and fibers globally, is launching a new phase of its regenerative agriculture programme as part of its commitment to help slow climate change.
Regenerative agriculture generally involves protecting and restoring soil health, which in turn helps capture more carbon from the atmosphere to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
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