Get compensated for the carbon stored in your soils
By joining ReGeneration’s carbon program, you get compensated for each ton of CO2 stored in your soils through the development of your regenerative farming practices.
These regular payments directly fund your transition while enhancing the economic resilience of your farm. Our goal: to contribute to the fight against climate change while creating a sustainable opportunity for your business.
A personalised agronomic support
Each farmer enrolled in ReGeneration’s carbon program receives close support from a specialized agronomist selected based on their sector, region, and specific challenges.
An adapted agroecological roadmap is co-designed between each farmer and their agronomist for the first five years of the program. The agronomist visits the farm several times a year, providing technical advice and tailored strategies to maximize soil health and the outcomes of the agroecological transition.
Clear and measurable indicators
“By committing to this transition project with ReGeneration, my goal is to enhance the resilience of my farm. Resilience to climate challenges, but also to the high structural costs. I want to highlight the environmental services provided to the community through my activity.”
Romain Marolleau, Cereal farmer
230 hectares – Millac (Vienne), France
“ReGeneration made it possible for me to implement these changes in practices, thanks to the valuable advice of my agronomist. And the idea of measuring carbon in the soil is great: it shows that we’re not here to pollute, but rather, we are the primary stewards of the environment.”
Vincent Piveteau, Dairy cattle farmer
200 hectares – Les Achards (Vendée), France
How it works
1. Onboarding
Check your eligibility and sign up for the program.
2. Baseline measurement
Initial assessment of your soils to establish a baseline.
3. Connection with an agronomist
Definition of a personalized roadmap for your transition.
4. Regular monitoring and payments
Field measurements, reporting on key indicators, and payments for carbon stored.
10-year commitment
A long-term partnership for sustainable and measurable outcomes.
FAQ
To join ReGeneration’s program, farmers must:
- Commit to transitioning to regenerative agriculture practices.
- Have agricultural land suitable for ReGeneration’s methodologies, excluding certain non-agricultural areas or atypical crops.
- Agree to transfer exclusive rights to ReGeneration for the certification and sale of carbon credits generated by their practices.
- Provide cultural, financial, and agronomic data necessary for the evaluation of eco-benefits.
- Follow the practices outlined in the agronomic roadmap developed with their agronomy expert.
- Provide access to cultural data, plot details, and necessary audits.
- Maintain the integrity of the soils and agreed-upon practices, except when necessary to preserve crops.
- Refrain from participating in another carbon credit program during the contract period.
Initial measurements (referred to as the “baseline” at T0), intermediate (year 5), and final (year 10) include soil analyses and audits conducted by third-party partners chosen for their rigor and professionalism.
Soil monitoring is maintained for 30 years using techniques such as remote sensing to ensure the permanence of carbon credits.
ReGeneration provides a list of approved experts, but you are free to choose your agronomist, provided they are validated by ReGeneration.
The expert supports farmers during the first five years with regular visits (2 to 4 per year) to establish and monitor the agronomic roadmap.
Farmers contribute €300 (excluding VAT) per year for agronomic support.
ReGeneration covers the cost of measurements, agronomic support, partner platform subscription, and diagnostics.
No, ReGeneration holds the exclusive rights to certify and sell the credits generated by the farmer’s practices.
