At #OceanSpray, our #Farmer-owners are committed to the long-term #sustainability of their #cranberryfarms through #regenerativeagriculture. This approach ensures both environmental and economic viability, securing the future of their farms for generations to come. ▶ Maintain Waterways: Efficient use of water resources is crucial for healthy vines and sustainable farming practices. ▶ Promote #Biodiversity: For every acre of cranberry land, our farmers preserve 5.5 acres of surrounding ecosystems, supporting diverse flora and fauna. ▶ Preserve Soil Health: Our farmers maintain soil health with practices that support the longevity and productivity of cranberry vines, some over 100 years old. By focusing on these regenerative strategies, we ensure the continued cultivation of cranberries and the livelihood of our dedicated farmers. To learn more about our regenerative efforts, visit https://lnkd.in/eYuYpZnW #RegenerativeAgriculture #Sustainability #CranberryFarming #OceanSpray #EcoFriendly #Biodiversity #SoilHealth
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