Regenerative agriculture

Farm for living soils, biodiversity and resilience.

Regenerative winegrowing strengthens ecosystem services through practices such as cover cropping, composting, reduced tillage, lower synthetic inputs, habitat restoration and rotational grazing.

01

Living soils

Build organic matter, biological activity, water-holding capacity and long-term fertility.

02

Cover crops

Keep living roots in the system and support beneficial insects and soil function.

03

Compost & biochar

Cycle nutrients and build stable soil carbon where appropriate.

04

Reduced tillage

Limit disturbance to soil structure and microbial communities.

05

Habitat

Use hedgerows, riparian restoration, bird boxes and other habitat to increase biodiversity.

06

Integrated pest management

Make nature a partner and reduce reliance on synthetic inputs.