Summary
Background: Regenerative agriculture forms the foremost Nature-based Solution for improved environmental health. This study examines the regenerative agriculture (RA) methods adopted by farmers in and around Bengaluru and evaluates their ecological and economic value. Methods: Fifteen farms were studied using semi-structured interviews and soil nutrient analysis. The farms employed a diverse set of practices centered on five core RA approaches that integrate traditional knowledge with contemporary techniques. Result: The farms adopted diverse NbS including cover cropping, companion cropping and nature-friendly pest management practices, along with innovative marketing strategies and diversified farm-based income sources. Soil analysis indicated significantly enhanced Soil Organic Carbon (S
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