Share in the Harvest

Back a Real Farm. Share the Risk. Taste the Rewards.

Support a local farmer’s next growing season

Share in the ups and downs of their produce. You're not just buying veg. You're backing a field, a farmer, and a future harvest.

How It Works

This is shared-risk farming — if nature smiles, we all do. If things go sideways, we share that too.

  • Choose a Crop Plan

    Select a real farm, crop, and season. From salad greens to winter squash, each plan comes with a yield range.

  • Pledge Your Support

    Invest from £50+ per cycle. Your funds help cover early costs — seed, labour, tools, compost.

  • Share the Outcome

    When harvest comes, you receive a mix of fresh produce, credit, or profit share, depending on how the season goes.

Why It Matters

  • Bronze

    ✅ Helps farmers reduce their reliance on debt

  • Silver

    ✅ Reduces waste — you commit before they grow

  • Gold

    ✅ Connects you to the true seasonality of food

  • Platinum

    ✅ Keeps food systems resilient, local, and real

  • “We were able to try no-dig this year thanks to our backers — and our carrot yields doubled.” — Matt & Imogen, Devon Growers

  • “This is how farming should work — less supermarket, more community.” — Zara, Subscriber since 2022

  • Maybe you want to turn a hobby into something more

  • Maybe you have a creative project to share with the world

What You Might Get

  • Seasonal produce boxes (local delivery or pickup)

  • A share of excess returns, if harvest exceeds forecast

  • Farm-day invites, merch, and recipe kits

BACK A FARM

Join the Regeneration

Register your interest to back a farm. We’ll place a temporary £0.50 hold (immediately refunded) to confirm it’s you. You’ll join the waitlist and be first to hear when we launch.

FAQs

  • It’s farming that rebuilds soil, captures carbon, and works with nature through practices like cover cropping, no-till, and rotational grazing—delivering healthier food and a thriving planet.

  • It will support your farmer during the tough 2–3 year transition to regenerative methods, covering costs like cover crop seeds when profits are low, ensuring they can keep going.

  • Yes, you can support multiple farms if you wish.

  • No commitment. Cancel anytime via by contacting us at hello@regeno.farm

  • It’s a temporary, instantly refunded charge to verify your interest and secure your waitlist spot. No real payment happens until you confirm at launch.

  • 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

  • Founder & CEO

    Sven's journey spans both farming and technology innovation. Now as Regeno's founder, he's combining these worlds to solve a critical challenge: helping British farmers maximise their income through better access to grants and funding. Drawing from his firsthand understanding of farm operations and deep expertise in building user-friendly systems, he's committed to making grant navigation straightforward - because he believes farmers should spend their time farming, not wrestling with paperwork.

  • Farm Consultant

    Matt brings practical farming knowledge and deep environmental expertise to Regeno. With experience at Brown & Co, Hutchinson Limited, and currently as Estate Manager at Fring Estate, he combines hands-on farming experience with technical understanding to help shape Regeno's solutions for modern farming challenges.

  • Founders Associate

    Coming from a farming community on the Worcestershire/Shropshire border, James knows farming isn't just about paperwork and policies - it's about people and practicalities. He spends his time talking with farmers across the country, making sure Regeno's solutions work in the real world, not just on a computer screen.