This type of agriculture is boosting yields, whilst also restoring nature in Mexico

Aug 26, 2022

Regenerative agriculture can help increase the yield volumes. Image: Dimitri Selibas

Dimitri Selibas

Writer and photographer, Mongabay

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Maria Luisa Gordillo Mendoza stands in her cornfield in Nuevo Mexico, Chiapas State. Image: Dimitri Selibas

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