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Regenerative agriculture for dietary diversity and food security in Zambia
Regenerative agriculture (RA) is a grassroot approach to farming that uses soil conservation as an entry point to regenerate and contribute to multiple ecosystem services. It has the potential to build farm system resilience, improve soil health and soil carbon sequestration, and reduce the emission
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