Perennial Agriculture

Perennial agriculture involves growing crops that live for multiple years without needing to be replanted annually. Unlike annual plants, which complete their life cycle in one season, perennials establish long-lasting root systems that provide continual harvests, reduce soil erosion, and improve soil health. This approach can lead to more sustainable farming by decreasing the need for frequent tillage, synthetic inputs, and replanting efforts. It supports ecosystem stability, conserves water, and can adapt better to changing climate conditions. Overall, perennial agriculture offers a more resilient and environmentally friendly alternative to traditional annual crop systems.