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Who produces
Producers gain when water, soil and management hold together. Small farms contribute more to the world’s food than their share of land suggests. A livelier soil needs fewer bought-in inputs and gives the farmer more independence.
FAO, 2021 (Lowder, Sánchez and Bertini). Farms under 2 hectares are 84% of farms, use about 12% of agricultural land and produce about 35% of the world’s food. The bars compare those two shares.
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ChainA regenerative farm benefits those who grow food and those who eat it
Growers win. Eaters win. And the whole chain wins. The figures on this page are worldwide, with their source. Your farm’s figures come from your soil.
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Who eats
Consumers gain too: they eat what grows from living soil. That soil brings minerals into the crop, and several crops together bring more flavours and nutrients to the plate. In Regenera.cat (2026), CREAF found regenerative food with more minerals and antioxidants on four farms in Catalonia and, once the transition was over, similar harvests at the same or lower cost. These are not our farms.
CREAF and the Regenerative Agriculture Association, 12 February 2026. Ten criteria, agreed by nearly 200 people, to separate regenerative agriculture from greenwashing. On the compared regenerative vegetable and fruit plots, soil carbon was at least 35% higher and water retention at least 9% higher.
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The whole chain
Society gains, and so does the whole food chain. But the hunger that persists worldwide is a reminder that this benefit doesn’t arrive on its own. That’s why we also work with those who buy and process: traceability and field evidence for a safe, high-quality supply chain, from the minerals and microbiology of the soil to the proteins and vitamins on the plate.
FAO, SOFI 2025. About 673 million people faced hunger in 2024: 8.2% of the world population (point estimate).
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We build the plan with the people who will run it. We assess the situation, design and plan with you, and put the plan into practice alongside your team. Training and support continue until the team can manage the work independently.