Your £5 Can Heal
British Farmland.
Fund UK farmers who rebuild soil, boost biodiversity and lock away carbon—hectare by hectare, field by field.
200,000 UK Farms Need Your Help Right Now
British farmers are trapped between rising costs and disappearing subsidies—right when healthier soils are critical for climate and food security. Government support is too slow, too bureaucratic, and insufficient for the environmental transition our countryside desperately needs.
But there's hope. Regeno’s Adopt a Hectare channels people-powered funding straight to farmers who commit to regenerative practices.
Choose Your Impact Level
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SUPPORTER
Restore 40m² of British farmland every month for £5/month
5 votes each month to choose which farms get funded
Access to member’s monthly rewards
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FULL HECTARE
Fully fund 100m² of regenerative transformation for £12.50/month
12 votes each month—real influence on farm selection
All exclusive member rewards and farm updates
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TWO HECTARES
Maximum impact with 200m² of restoration for £25/month
25 votes each month—maximum community influence
Full access and behind-the-farm content
Member’s Monthly Rewards
Your membership unlocks premium discounts from sustainable brands:
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50% off Gusto - Sustainable, restaurant-quality meals delivered
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🥕 50% off Abel & Cole - Fresh, organic produce
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📦 Free Ocado Delivery - 3 months of free delivery
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🧴 20% off Wild - Natural refillable body care products
How It Works
1. Choose Your Monthly Contribution
Select your support level and join verified regenerative farms across Britain—from mixed livestock operations to market gardens.
2. Vote on Which Farms Get Funded
Every £1 you contribute = 1 vote to decide which farms receive funding next month. Browse the interactive map and choose where your impact goes.
3. Track Your Real Impact
Get regular photo updates and stories from the farms you've supported, plus access to exclusive member rewards.
What Your Funding Enables
Regenerative practices you're directly supporting:
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Manage hedgerows
Maintain hedgerows with varied heights and widths to provide habitats, prevent erosion, and support biodiversity.
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No-till farming
Use no-till methods on arable land to improve soil health, structure, water storage, and reduce runoff
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Herbal leys
Establish herbal leys with grasses, legumes, and herbs to produce forage, enhance soil fertility, and improve drought resilience
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Grassy field corners or blocks
Create and maintain grassy areas in field corners or blocks on arable land to support wildlife and buffer habitats.
Choose From Diverse Farm Types Across Britain
Browse and vote for farms that match your values:
Mixed Farms - Diverse operations combining crops and livestock
Livestock Farms - Regenerative grazing and native breeds
Arable Farms - Growing grains whilst rebuilding soil health
Specialised Operations - Agroforestry, permaculture, dairy etc.
From Highland sheep farms to market gardens—explore our interactive map and vote monthly on which specific projects get funded.
See the Change You're Making
Real stories from supported farms:
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
Questions? We've Got Answers
Top questions about how Regeno works. Want deeper details? See our full FAQs.
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Completely. Set spending caps, choose round-up amounts (£1 or £5), pause anytime, or cancel instantly. You're always in control.
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Directly to verified UK farms transitioning to regenerative practices. Regeno takes a no more than 20% admin fee on donations to cover platform cost.
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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.
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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.
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Our partner farms are reducing chemical inputs, improving soil health, increasing biodiversity, and capturing carbon. Each farm is verified and reports progress quarterly.
Ready to Start?
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SUPPORTER - £5/MONTH
5 votes monthly • Member rewards • Real impact
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FULL HECTARE - £12.50/MONTH
12 votes monthly • All rewards • Maximum value
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TWO HECTARES - £25/MONTH
25 votes monthly • Full access • Lead the change
About Regeno
We're a dedicated team passionate about soil and regenerating land.
Our Mission: Create a direct funding channel that empowers farmers to adopt regenerative practices whilst giving supporters a voice in which projects get funded.
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Sven Poppelman
FOUNDER
Sven is Regeno’s founder and strategic lead, based in Stroud. He created Regeno to bridge the gap between farmers and capital, helping drive the shift toward regenerative agriculture. With a focus on increasing farmer resilience and rebuilding food and environmental systems, Sven oversees partnerships, product, and long-term vision.
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Alan Cole
CTO
Alan is Regeno's technical lead with over 20 years of software development experience. He designed Regeno's Capital Grants calculator and questionnaire engine, dramatically reducing application complexity for farmers. His focus is on building adaptable, self-service technology that supports current funding schemes and future opportunities.
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James Harrop
Founder’s Associate
James leads farmer communications at Regeno, serving as the first point of contact for hundreds of farmers across the UK. Since joining in late 2024, he has driven the success of Regeno's Capital Grants campaigns with his clear, action-oriented approach. Based in London, he's currently exploring a move to the countryside to be closer to the communities Regeno supports.