Post by Louis Dreyfus Company

How are farmers cultivating a more sustainable future for cotton? Can regenerative practices like no till and cover crops rebuild soil organic matter and protect water quality? In Friars Point, Mississippi, Mark Noland is rethinking farming for the next generation. He explains how his family farm is shifting to regenerative farming, applying no till and cover crops so the soil can recover. Crop residues are left to decompose, roots remain in the ground longer and the soil can function as a carbon sink. He’s already seeing results: more earthworms, better water infiltration and clearer water in Long Lake, with thriving wildlife. Watch to learn how what real-world soil recovery looks like in the Mississippi Delta, and learn more about our regenerative agriculture programs: https://lnkd.in/ebW3G_wn #WeAreLDC

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