Poultry-centred regenerative agriculture: Tree-Range® chicken farming

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Right now, global corporate propaganda asserts that to feed the world we must continue to implement farming systems that destroy ecological systems and disrupt our planet's climate. Nothing could be further from the truth. For thousands of years, indigenous communities worldwide have built civilisations grounded on the knowledge that animals, in a system under ancestral regenerative standards, can re-ignite the energy transformation process of a landscape. At Tree-Range® Farms, we utilise indigenous knowledge in a modern expression of engineering and design. Replacing conventional poultry farming systems with regenerative systems is relatively straightforward when systems like the poultry-centred regenerative system are designed for scale. Tree-Range® Farms deliver not only animal protein but also can deliver a wide range of high-quality vegetables, fruits and nuts. This system is not only doable, but it also adds up to a significant food sovereignty and national security advantage. When the larger landscape affected by the poultry is fully accounted for and integrated into the system's ecological, economic and social impact, the results are truly regenerative.

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Haslett-Marroquin, R. (2024). Poultry-centred regenerative agriculture: Tree-Range® chicken farming. In Regenerative Farming and Sustainable Diets: Human, Animal and Planetary Health (pp. 162–166). Taylor and Francis. https://doi.org/10.4324/9781032684369-26

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