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EST: Põllumajandus alates 1792. aastast – Martin Krokstorp esindab Rootsi edelaosas asuva peretalu 9. põlvkonda. Kui kliimamuutused hakkasid mõjutama nende saagikust, said nad aru, et peavad kohanema. Kuna loomad puudusid ja mullaviljakust polnud võimalik loomakasvatusega toetada, pöördusid nad kestliku põllumajanduse poole – mitte ainult teoorias, vaid julgelt ka tegudes.
Nad läksid algusest peale täispangale – müüsid oma külviku, kultivaatori ja adra ning läksid üle otsekülvile. Vigu, kahtlusi ja palju õppetunde tuli ette, kuid pühendumus hoidis neid oma teekonnal edasi. Reisides ja õppides naaberriikidest ning katsetades praktikaid oma põllul, on Martin ja tema isa loonud süsteemi, mis töötab nende jaoks.
ENG: Farming since 1792, Martin Krokstorp represents the 9th generation of a family farm in Southwest Sweden. When climate change started affecting their yields, they knew they had to adapt. With no animals to support soil fertility, they turned to conservation agriculture—not just in theory, but in bold action.
They went all in from the start—selling their drill, cultivator, and plough—and switched to direct drilling. There were mistakes, doubts, and steep learning curves, but commitment kept them moving forward. Traveling and learning from neighboring countries, as well as testing practices on their own, Martin and his father have built a system that works for them.