Agriculture (Regenerative Systems)

About this course

Regenerative agriculture represents a fundamental rethink of how food is produced. Rather than treating the land as a resource to be maximised, it works with natural systems to restore soil health, increase biodiversity and build the long-term resilience of farming landscapes. Understanding this approach requires you to engage with ecology, agronomy, soil science, land management and the social and economic context of food production. This degree at Anglia Ruskin University places regenerative thinking at its heart, asking you to become a practitioner who can work with natural processes rather than against them. Over three years of full-time study, you will examine how conventional agricultural systems have shaped landscapes and ecosystems, and explore the principles and practices of regenerative alternatives. You will study topics including soil biology and carbon cycles, agroforestry,

Where its graduates go

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