Back the Future of UK Agriculture

Regeno connects eligible investors with verified regenerative farm projects across the UK. From community pledges to structured capital opportunities — you can for the first time directly support farming that restores soil, builds biodiversity, and delivers measurable environmental outcomes.

The Capital Gap in UK Regenerative Farming

Declining subsidies meet rising environmental expectations. UK farmers need capital to transition to regenerative practices, but scaling requires investment as committed as the farmers themselves. Regeno provides you with verified access to this emerging sector.

How it works

Browse Live Opportunities

Explore real farm projects seeking capital — from working loans to infrastructure upgrades — all verified and impact-aligned.

Choose a Deal That Fits

Pick the structure that works for you: short-term lending, revenue-share, or longer-term capital investments.

Fund Directly, Track Impact

Transfer funds and follow the farm’s progress with updates on outcomes like soil health, biodiversity, and productivity.

Two Ways to Fund the Future of Farming

Choose how your capital supports regenerative agriculture — with flexible working loans or long-term infrastructure investment.

  • Working Capital Loans

    Flexible funding for day-to-day farm operations

    Help regenerative farms manage cashflow, bridge seasonal gaps, or scale up production without relying on costly overdrafts. These short- to mid-term loans are linked to specific regenerative outcomes, with clear reporting and optional repayment flexibility.

  • Capital Investment Funding

    Fuel long-term transformation on the land

    From hedgerow planting to no-till machinery and water management infrastructure — regenerative transitions need capital. This option mirrors traditional grants but via private investment. Returnable capital is structured around measurable improvements in soil health, biodiversity, or emissions reduction.

Got questions about farm investing?

  • Not yet. Regeno Capital is currently unregulated, so investments are not covered by the FSCS or Financial Ombudsman.

  • Returns vary depending on the farm, structure, and risk level. Expect fair, impact-led opportunities — not guaranteed profits.

  • All opportunities are vetted for credibility, regenerative potential, and delivery. That said, all capital is at risk and illiquid.

  • Only self-certified investors (e.g. high net-worth or sophisticated investors) can access investment deals on the platform.

  • You’ll receive updates directly from the farm — including project milestones, impact outcomes, and financial reporting.

Why Regeno?

  • Transparent Impact

    Unlike abstract carbon credits or broad ESG funds; Know exactly where your money goes.

  • Verified Projects

    All farm projects undergo verification for regenerative practices, financial viability, and impact measurement capability.

  • Growing Market

    UK demand for sustainable food is accelerating while regenerative farmland remains scarce — creating supply/demand imbalances that favor early capital providers.

  • Regeno gave us a real, verifiable way to deploy climate capital at farm scale — with farmers, not just metrics.”

    Kate F., Private Investor

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Shape the future of farming

Join investors already backing the transition to regenerative agriculture across Britain.

Risk Disclosure: Regeno Agricultural Finance Limited is not currently FCA-regulated. As such, investments are not protected by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme or the Financial Ombudsman. All opportunities are high-risk, illiquid, and may result in total capital loss. Eligibility requires self-certification. We offer full transparency and expert input but do not provide investment advice. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results. Agricultural investments carry additional risks, including weather, disease, market volatility, and regulatory changes.