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Fund the transition of the farms that supply you

Your farmers want to regenerate their soil, but change costs money and their margins cannot carry it. Your company can fund the transition and agree what work and field data will be documented.

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Those who want to change can’t afford it

Farmers want to rely less on external inputs and bring their soil back to life. But diagnosis, design, implementation, training and measurement cost money and time, and farm margins are very tight. The answer is not for farmers to pay more. It is for those who buy their produce —brands, retailers, industry, funds or sponsors— to fund the transition.

What your company funds

Four phases on your supplier farms

Hand holding rice seedlings in a paddy field01

Diagnosis

Soil, water, management, economics and priorities of each supplier farm, with lab tests and chromatography.

Group on a field visit among fruit trees, with horses grazing02

Design and planning

A plan with each farmer: which techniques, in what order, with which local resources and on what budget.

Bio-input spread in rows to dry on a concrete pad03

Implementation and start-up

Water and keyline, cover crops, bio-inputs or a biofactory, animals where they fit: whatever each farm needs, done with its team.

Compost thermometer pushed into a pile of organic matter04

Training and support

The team learns to run it on its own. Agreed soil and field indicators as back-up, with no certification or credit promises.

How it works

How a programme with your suppliers gets started

  1. 1

    Call

    You tell us which raw materials you buy and from which regions.

  2. 2

    Pilot

    Together we choose a group of supplier farms and run the diagnosis.

  3. 3

    Implementation

    On each farm, the four phases: diagnosis, design and planning, implementation and start-up, and training and support.

  4. 4

    Support and follow-up

    Staged support until the farm runs on its own, with field and soil data documented for your company.

Benefits

The company wins, the farmer wins

For your company

  • An agreed plan and follow-up for your supplier farms.
  • Field data for your sustainability reporting (EU CSRD directive; Scope 3 = emissions in your supply chain).
  • More resilient suppliers and a long-term relationship.
  • Real farm stories for your communication, agreed with each farm.

For the farmer

  • Less dependence on external inputs, using resources from the farm or the area when the project calls for it.
  • Hands-on training on their own farm.
  • The cost of change does not come only out of their margin.

We are not a certifier. First we look at the farms; then, scope and price. Programmes start in the 2027 season.

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Proof

Real farms. You can check.

Huerta de Tormantos

La Rioja · 2019-2020. On-farm biofertiliser lab, bokashi at about 10 t/ha and keyline on a 2.66 ha plot.

EcoCastells

Ebro Delta · organic rice with ducks, 2022-2023. Home-made bokashi on eight farms (5 to 6.7 t/ha) and ducks grazing 1.5 ha of paddy.

EBE Bionatur

Berja (Almería) · Eco Bionatur SL makes organic biostimulants. Xavier Vélez coordinated transition and R&D there in 2021-2022, before founding True Regenerative.

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Ways to collaborate

Choose how to get involved

Sponsor a farm

You pay for months of support for a farmer in transition, until they can manage the work independently.

Co-fund your suppliers

Your brand drives the regenerative transition of the farms that supply you.

Sponsor the school

Grants, on-farm days and materials for the future regenerative agriculture school.

Content and farm visits

Real field stories for your team and your customers, agreed with each farm.

Shall we talk about a pilot with your suppliers?

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost?

The scope and price of each pilot are defined after the diagnosis.

Do all supplier farms need to start at once?

No. The recommended approach is to start with a pilot, learn, and then extend to more farms with a proven method.

Does the programme work for any crop?

The regenerative approach adapts to market gardens, arable crops, tree crops, livestock and even aquaculture. What changes is the specific design of each farm, which comes out of the diagnosis.

Who decides the practices on the farm?

The farmer, with technical support. The company funds and receives the measured information, but management decisions are made on the farm.

Who owns each farm’s data?

The farmer must own their farm's data and give permission to share it. It is a matter of trust: without it, the programme breaks.

Are you a certification body? Does it help with CSRD?

We are not an official certifier. On topics such as carbon or regulatory reporting, we don’t claim anything that can’t be verified.

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