Abstract

Regenerative livestock farming is an emerging agricultural practice that integrates ecological principles to enhance soil health, biodiversity, and carbon sequestration while maintaining economic viability. This approach emphasizes rotational grazing, holistic management, and reduced reliance on synthetic inputs, leading to improved animal welfare and environmental sustainability. Beyond ecological benefits, regenerative livestock farming plays a crucial role in revitalizing rural economies by creating job opportunities, enhancing local food systems, and increasing farm profitability. This paper explores the economic implications of regenerative livestock farming, focusing on its potential to foster rural development, resilience, and sustainability. Additionally, it examines policy recommendations and investment strategies to support its widespread adoption.