Supporting our farmers in the transition

I envision a world where regenerative farming becomes the norm, because I value our planet, our soils and our world’s biodiversity. If regenerative farming were to become the new standard for farming, we would see an increase in the carbon sequestration of the planet’s lands, instead of continuing with the desertification of the world’s land that is caused by our current farming practices. Regenerative farming creates a greater understanding of the different relationships that make up the soil and plant ecosystems we farm on and would allow us to take what we need from the earth while also giving back to it, making it more sustainable. I believe that to achieve this goal, we should have subsidies in place that allow farmers to receive support from the government for the first decade or two of using regenerative farming practices to grow their crops, because of the lag between starting regenerative farming and actually seeing/experiencing the multitude of benefits that come from regenerative farming. I feel as though this is what is stopping many farmers from starting regenerative farming. This will help incentiv