Adopt a Hectare. Restore a Future.

From £5 a month you can fund UK farmers who rebuild soil, boost biodiversity and lock away carbon — hectare by hectare, field by field.

Why Every Hectare Matters

Over 200 000 UK farms are trapped between rising costs and disappearing subsidies — right when healthier soils are critical for climate and food security.

Adopt a Hectare channels people-powered funding straight to farmers who commit to regenerative practices: cover crops, low-disturbance drilling, habitat strips and more. One patch of ground at a time, we rebuild a resilient food system — without waiting for government paperwork.

Choose Your Impact

Two simple plans — same living soil impact.

  • SEED PLAN

    For £5 a month you restore 40 m² of farmland. Ideal if you’re looking for a low-commitment way to start making a tangible difference.

    ADOPT A HECTARE

  • SOIL PLAN

    For £12.50 a month you fully fund 100 m² — matching the average government soil-health subsidy and perfect for supporters ready to underwrite a farmer’s next regenerative step.

    ADOPT A HECTARE

How It Works

1. Choose

Pick a monthly plan and start supporting real regenerative farms from our curated network.

2. Follow

Get regular stories and photo updates from the land you're helping to restore.

3. Track

See your impact grow over time, with data on soil health, biodiversity, and carbon stored.

See the Change You're Making

From cover crops to herbal leys, follow behind-the-scenes updates from UK farms regenerating the land — thanks to you.

  • Farms That Buzz: Why Wild Margins Matter

    Even a 2-metre strip of unsprayed grass can transform biodiversity. These “buffer zones” protect pollinators, reduce runoff, and connect habitats across the countryside.

    LEARN MORE

  • One Hectare, One Tonne of Carbon

    Winter root mixes — from radish to rye — do more than cover fields. They build soil structure, draw down carbon, and set the stage for healthier crops come spring.

    LEARN MORE

  • The Pasture Revolution: Herbal Leys in Action

    Forget plain old grass. Herbal pastures mix deep-rooted species that heal land, cut vet bills, and nourish livestock — naturally.

    LEARN MORE

  • The Power of a Pause: Legume Fallow Fields

    What looks like an empty field is often doing deep work. Clover and lucerne rebuild fertility, storing up strength for future harvests.

    LEARN MORE

Need to Know More?

Top questions about how Regeno works. Want deeper details? See our full FAQs.

  • Completely. Set spending caps, choose round-up amounts (£1 or £5), pause anytime, or cancel instantly. You're always in control.

  • Directly to verified UK farms transitioning to regenerative practices. Regeno takes a no more than 20% admin fee on donations to cover platform cost.

  • We use FCA-regulated Open Banking, so Regeno never sees your login details. All connections are encrypted and you can disconnect anytime through your banking app.

  • Yes. Track which specific farms you're supporting, see progress photos from fields, and get updates on carbon capture and biodiversity improvements your funding enables.

  • Our partner farms are reducing chemical inputs, improving soil health, increasing biodiversity, and capturing carbon. Each farm is verified and reports progress quarterly.

Trusted Across the Sector

Regenerative agriculture is backed by farming groups, advisors, and land managers supporting the transitional shift.

  • Soil Association
    “Regen is an exciting grassroots movement, which is energising a whole new generation of farmers who are keen to be part of the solution to the nature and climate crises.”

  • NFFN
    “Nature-friendly farming makes good business sense because farming with nature means long-term resilience, reduced overheads and improved profitability.”

  • Farmers Weekly
    “Switching to regenerative agriculture methods minimises carbon emissions, promotes biodiversity, protects the soil, and ensures agricultural sustainability.”

  • DEFRA
    “Defra recognise the importance of farmers involved in better soil management, and beating pests and diseases by working with nature rather than chemicals.

Meet our Team

We’re a dedicated team passionate about soil and about regenerating land.