Regenerative agriculture has become a fashionable term, although few farms have adopted the practices associated with it.

Anyone who wants to produce regenerative products must first convince the farmers that a change in production will also pay off. This is not always easy, as the founder of modern agricultural chemistry, Justus von Liebig, allegedly said:

“There is no profession which requires a greater degree of knowledge for its successful exercise than that of the farmer, and none in which the actual ignorance is greater”.

From one farmer to the other, we try to demonstrate the effects and possibilities of regenerative agriculture and thereby convince practitioners and interest groups.

The analysis and review of one’s own farming practices form the basis for participation in one of our carbon farming programs.

Farmers are best convinced to change their farming practices when they see that it has worked on another plot. Some farmers still believe that regenerative farming practices negatively impact their profitability. Showing rather than promising is usually more effective in changing this belief.