Is regenerative the new sustainable? - Newton Investment Management

Newton Investment Management Ltd discuss how regenerative agricultural practices go beyond ‘sustainable’.

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Intensive farming methods have led to nutrient depletion and damage in the health of soil globally.
Regenerative practices enhance the fertility of soil, reducing the need for fertilisers used in farming and the negative impacts that agriculture has had on the environment.
With an increased focus on agricultural sustainability, Newton Investment Management see opportunities for companies offering solutions such as precision technology or nature-based products.

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Is regenerative the new sustainable? - Newton Investment Management

Newton Investment Management Ltd discuss how regenerative agricultural practices go beyond ‘sustainable’.

Only members with restricted access (ie. academics, asset owners, government and regulatory, independent advisers/trustees and sponsoring employers) can view this article. Please login or join to view.

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