Regenerative farming may help restore declining nutrient levels in UK crops
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Regenerative farming may help restore declining nutrient levels in UK crops

24 Jul 2026 · Originally published 24 Jul 2026 8/10 Original headline: Nutrients in our food are declining. Can regenerative agriculture save it?
Research from the University of Lincoln suggests that regenerative agriculture could reverse the long-term decline in the nutritional density of common crops. By focusing on soil health and biodiversity, these farming methods have shown significantly higher levels of iron, selenium, and folate in produce compared to conventional alternatives.
Source: Guardian Env Lincolnshire
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