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The study examines how regenerative agricultural practices influence productivity and greenhouse gas emissions on sheep farms in Australia.

March 15, 2026Nature FoodOpen Access

Regenerative agriculture improves productivity and profitability while reducing greenhouse gas emissions on Australian sheep farms

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The study examines how regenerative agricultural practices influence productivity and greenhouse gas emissions on sheep farms in Australia.
Observed farms across a rainfall gradient
Evaluated the effects of pasture species composition, soil organic carbon, and AMP grazing
Compared outcomes related to emissions and profitability
Regenerative agriculture improved pasture productivity and profitability
Greenhouse gas emissions were dominated by enteric methane despite SOC gains
AMP grazing promoted greater soil carbon accrual and emissions abatement.

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Observational study shows regenerative agriculture enhances productivity and biodiversity while reducing greenhouse gas emissions in sheep farming.

Muleke et al. (2026) studied this question.

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Observational study shows regenerative agriculture enhances productivity and biodiversity while reducing greenhouse gas emissions in sheep farming.