ALL GOOD REGENERATIVE FARMING
OUR WAY OF FARMING HAS ALWAYS BEEN ABOUT BUILDING SOIL
From All Good’s perspective, organic has always meant regenerative. The practices currently used in farming have always been about building soil.
The definition of regenerative, which has been incorporated into organic farming practices from the beginning of agriculture, is to treat farming as a cyclical process, and to re-place or re-generate the nutrients in the soil that are needed to store carbon, release nitrogen and continually nurture all parts of nutrient cycle. It was in the herb garden planted by Caroline in 1998, that All Good Goop was born. When the balm is made, the dried herbs discarded after an oil infusion go right back into the soil to build healthier habitat for the plants - full circle regenerative agriculture. We grow calendula on our farm to be used in most of our products. As for the rest of the ingredients, we work with organic growers and suppliers globally to meet our additional ingredient needs. We conduct a full supply network assessment to identify areas of opportunity for improvement, and we're methodically investigating each one of those so as to have a regenerative process for our procurement. Regenerative farming brings focus back to building healthy soil and the ethical treatment of the land and its living creatures.
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