Strategies to diversify farming systems by managing multiple species, incorporating areas of noncrop vegetation, or conserving soil or water have been posed as ways of countering the negative environmental effects of simplified agriculture. This paper from SNAPP’s Sustainable Cattle Ranching working group finds that implementing livestock diversification or soil conservation benefits social and environmental outcomes, especially for biodiversity.
From 14 February to 14 March the SNAPP Innovation Hub is accepting proposals as part of an exciting new partnership with the Doris Duke Foundation to create 3 working groups focused on developing transformative solutions for a nature-positive future the United States. Full details are available at awards.snappartnership.net