The first monoculture system in the Amazon. Lombardo’s research contradicts the previously held common perceptions about the Amazon rainforest, that it does not sustain any type of agriculture ...

Tracy G. Taylor Says: . Thank you for shedding light on the critical issue of soil health and the negative impacts of monoculture agriculture. Your research underscores the importance of embracing ...

This finding contradicts previous theories that dismissed the possibility of intensive monoculture agriculture in the region. Skip to main content Your source for the latest research news ...

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A 2020 study by the nonprofit WWF looked at farmers that transitioned from soy monoculture to agroforestry in the Amazon rain forest and found planting the new system costs roughly $1,060 to ...

Regenerative systems aren’t just environmentally sound — they build resilient businesses that aren’t reliant on outside vendors. It’s a principle that applies far beyond agriculture.

However, with the rise of monoculture farming and Western dietary influences, the cultivation and consumption of these indigenous crops have dramatically declined.

A coconut monoculture plot contrasts next to a 15-year-old mature rubber agroforestry system at Kho Hong Hill in Hat Yai district. Image by Carolyn Cowan/Mongabay.