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Category: Soil Regeneration

Indore Composting Method: A Practical Guide to Sir Albert Howard’s Classic Composting System

Louise Burton Payne May 14, 2026 No Comments

The Indore composting method is one of the most influential composting systems in the history of organic and regenerative farming. Developed in India in the early twentieth century by Sir…

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One Health: Why Human, Animal and Planetary Health Are All Connected

Louise Burton Payne May 9, 2026 No Comments

One Health is the idea that the health of people, animals, plants and the environment are deeply connected. It recognises that humans do not live separate from nature. We live…

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Johnson-Su Composting: A Guide to Fungal-Dominant, Living Compost

Louise Burton Payne May 9, 2026 No Comments

Johnson-Su composting is a method of making high-quality, biologically rich compost using a carefully designed static composting system. It is best known for producing a compost that is often described…

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Soil Health and Human Health: Why the Ground Beneath Our Feet Matters

Louise Burton Payne May 9, 2026 No Comments

Soil health and human health are deeply connected. It might seem strange at first. Soil is under our feet, while human health is inside our bodies. But the link between…

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Composting for Farms: A Practical Guide to Building Soil Fertility

Louise Burton Payne May 3, 2026 No Comments

Composting is one of the oldest and most useful soil-building practices in farming. Long before synthetic fertilisers became widely available, farmers relied on compost, manure, crop residues, bedding, leaves, weeds…

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No-Till Farming and Soil Health: How Reducing Disturbance Helps Regenerate the Land

Louise Burton Payne May 3, 2026 No Comments

No-till farming is one of the best-known practices in regenerative agriculture. It is often talked about alongside cover crops, diverse rotations, compost, managed grazing and soil biology. At its simplest,…

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Cover Crops for Soil Regeneration: A Practical Guide

Louise Burton Payne May 3, 2026 No Comments

Cover crops are one of the most useful tools in regenerative agriculture. They protect the soil, feed soil life, improve structure, support biodiversity, reduce erosion and help keep living roots…

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Soil Health Explained: What Makes Soil Alive and Why It Matters

Louise Burton Payne May 3, 2026 No Comments

Soil is easy to overlook. We walk on it, dig into it, grow food from it and build our lives on top of it. Yet beneath our feet is one…

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How to Regenerate Soil: A Practical Guide for Farms, Smallholdings and Gardens

Louise Burton Payne May 3, 2026 No Comments

Soil is one of the most important living systems on Earth. It grows our food, filters water, stores carbon, supports biodiversity and holds entire ecosystems together. Yet for a long…

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