Advancing the UK's transition to a regenerative food system
We're driving demand for the regenerative market by connecting regen producers, retailers and brands with new customers through our directory platform and in-person events.
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We're on a mission to build a regenerative food system that restores the UK's biodiversity and protects the climate whilst providing accessible nutrient dense food.
Events
We run food festivals focusing on the themes of regenerative food & fibre production, biodiversity & nature restoration, local supply chains and food heritage.
Our events bring these complex ideas to the broader public, making them accessible and tangible, growing demand for the regenerative market by engaging customers directly with local producers, brands and organisations leading the way in these fields.
Directory
Our platform promotes the UK's regenerative pioneers, highlighting the farmers working hard to restore the health of their land whilst growing nutritious food, as well as the retailers and brands supporting them.
We shine a light on their unique stories and connect them to customers who care deeply about who they buy from, as well as companies looking to improve the sustainability and resilience of their supply chains.
Take a look and apply for your free listing.
Farm Tours
Farm tours are a fantastic way to connect consumers to their local food system and for producers to get to know their customers. So whether you're tending to an allotment, farming 100s of acres or just interested in local regenerative food production, here you'll find a huge selection of tours on nature friendly farms and market gardens in your region.
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You can also add your own farm tour listing for free.
Why Regenerative?
There's a whole new level of much-needed positivity associated with 'regenerative' actions as opposed to 'sustaining' ones. With so much of the UK's farmland in a degraded state, why would we want to sustain something that isn't working effectively and isn't healthy?
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Regenerative agriculture focuses on practices that build soil health, increase biodiversity and improve water quality and by working with nature, farmers can restore their farm's climate and economic resilience.
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