Integrating Livestock into a Regenerative System

Chickens, Quail, and Rabbits for Fertility and Extra Income One of the core principles of regenerative farming is integration, ensuring every element supports the others instead of operating in isolation. At Beagle Rock Farms, soft fruits and bees form the foundation, but after months of research I have concluded that thoughtfully adding livestock is essential … Read more

Regenerative Soil Fixes and Natural Fertilizers: Building Healthy Ground on a Budget

Building Healthy Soil Naturally One of the first realities I faced while planning Beagle Rock Farms is that everything depends on the soil. I can’t afford to fight poor soil year after year with expensive synthetic inputs. That’s why regenerative soil management has become central to the entire plan. Regenerative farming treats soil as a … Read more

Best Soft Fruit Varieties for Regenerative Farming in the UK (2026 Guide)

Discover the best soft fruit varieties that thrive in UK conditions while supporting regenerative principles and delivering strong yields. Choosing the right soft fruit varieties is one of the most important early decisions when starting a regenerative farm in the UK. The wrong choice can lead to poor yields, high disease pressure, and constant struggle … Read more

How Regenerative Farming Works at Different Scales From Backyard to 1000 Acres

One of the most important questions anyone considering regenerative farming must ask is how the approach actually works at different scales. Many people assume that regenerative farming is only practical on small, hands-on operations, while others believe it can be rolled out across thousands of acres with the right systems. The truth sits somewhere in … Read more

The Unique Challenges of Regenerative Farming

How They Differ from Traditional and Organic As I research and plan Beagle Rock Farms from Texas, one question keeps surfacing in every article, study, and forum I read: Is regenerative farming actually harder than traditional or organic farming? The answer is yes, in several important ways. Regenerative farming isn’t just a slightly greener version … Read more