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Agriculture is a vital part of the West Australian economy.
But in the process, farming is damaging the environment, with land clearing, soil degradation and greenhouse gases contributing heavily to climate change.
Monica Main speaks with Regen WA programme manager Bonnie Jupp about the benefits of regenerative farming and the importance of working with the land rather than against it.
This programme was made possible with support from the Community Broadcasting Foundation, find out more at CBF.org.au.
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