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Organic Grower Partnerships

Build Healthier Soils,
Grow Stronger Operations

Regenera partners with organic producers, specialty crop growers, and regenerative farming operations to evaluate soil health, nutrient efficiency, and long-term agricultural sustainability through practical on-farm solutions.

Soil Health Systems
Mineral-earth and organic soil pathways
Field Trial Programs
Case-by-case soil-reconditioning review
On-Farm Solutions
Systems that integrate into your operation
Organic Grower Support
Product-use guidance for certified operations
Why Partner With Regenera

Why Organic Growers Partner With Regenera

Regenera works with organic and specialty crop growers to evaluate soil-health goals, field-trial opportunities, and soil-reconditioning pathways using Mineral Earth systems and practical field validation.

What We Help Evaluate

Soil-health priorities
Crop type and growing system
Organic input needs & product eligibility
Soil test availability
Field-trial readiness
Regional program alignment
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Soil Health
Field Trials
Mineral-Earth Pathway

Product eligibility and permitted use depend on the specific product, lot, certifier, and grower certification requirements. Regenera does not guarantee organic certification outcomes or compliance status for any grower operation.

Soil-Health Priorities

What Growers Evaluate With Regenera

Regenera field-trial conversations are shaped around the grower's soil, crop, and goals.

Soil Structure— Support better aggregation and field condition
Water Retention— Evaluate moisture-holding pathways
Nutrient Availability— Mineral-earth systems for soil function
Organic Matter & Carbon— Long-term soil-building pathways
Salinity & Alkaline Soils— Intermountain West conditions
Regional Food Production— Stronger local food systems
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Field Soil Assessment
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Food Security Initiative

Supporting Regional Food Security

Healthy soil is the foundation of regional food security. Regenera works with growers to evaluate soil-reconditioning field trials that may support stronger crops, better soil function, and more resilient local food systems.

Regional food production
Soil regeneration
Community food security
Sustainable agriculture
Resource conservation
Long-term farm productivity

Field-trial recommendations are reviewed case by case based on soil, crop, documentation, and operational fit. Product eligibility and permitted use depend on the specific product, lot, certifier, and grower certification requirements.

Grower Engagement

Producer Opportunities

Organic and specialty growers can connect with Regenera through field-trial review, research collaboration, demonstration sites, and regional food-security initiatives.

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Organic Field Trials
Field Trial Review— Case-by-case soil-reconditioning trial
Demonstration Sites— Visible field learning opportunities
Soil Monitoring— Track field observations over time
Research Partnerships— Collaborate with universities & extension
Regional Pilot Projects— Regional development initiatives
Grower Education— Technical guidance & field-based learning
How It Works

How Grower Review Works

A simple, transparent pathway from initial interest to field-trial evaluation.

1
Submit Interest
2
Review Fit
3
Scope Pathway
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Next Step
Drift-Screening & Documentation

Pesticide Drift Documentation Service

Regenera offers a structured drift-screening and pesticide documentation service for organic and specialty growers who need to document potential off-target exposure events.

Important Limitations

Regenera's drift-screening service is strictly observational and documentary. We do not:

Diagnose cause, fault, or source of drift events
Assess health impacts on crops, people, or livestock
Determine legal responsibility or regulatory violations
Replace certified laboratory analysis or regulatory investigation

What This Service Provides

Our documentation service follows a strict chain-of-custody protocol designed to support growers who need third-party observation records for their certifier, insurance, or operational records.

1

Observe

Conduct a structured on-site observation of visible crop conditions, field margins, and adjacent land use at the time of the documented event. We record what is visible and measurable — nothing more.

2

Document

Create a timestamped, geo-referenced field record including photographs, weather conditions at time of observation, crop stage, and visible indicators. Documentation follows a standardized format suitable for grower recordkeeping.

3

Map

Produce a basic site map showing the documented area, observation points, field boundaries, and relevant adjacent land uses. Mapping is observational only — we do not perform survey-grade measurements or property-line determinations.

4

Collect Under Chain of Custody

Collect plant tissue, soil, or surface residue samples following a documented chain-of-custody protocol. Samples are sealed, labeled, and logged in the presence of the grower. Regenera does not analyze samples — we collect and transfer them.

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Route to Qualified Authorities

Transfer collected samples and documentation to a qualified third-party laboratory, certifier, or regulatory authority designated by the grower. Regenera does not interpret laboratory results, make regulatory filings on behalf of the grower, or contact agencies without written authorization.

Where to Direct Drift Concerns

If you are experiencing symptoms or need immediate help beyond documentation, please contact the appropriate authority or professional:

Physician or Poison Control

For human health symptoms or exposure concerns

State Agricultural Regulator

For suspected pesticide incidents or regulatory reporting

Organic Certifier

For certification concerns or organic compliance questions

Extension Specialist

For crop-damage evaluation and agronomic assessment

Qualified Laboratory

For residue analysis — samples must be collected under proper chain-of-custody and analyzed by an accredited facility

This information is educational only. Regenera does not provide medical advice, legal conclusions, or regulatory determinations.

This is a documentation service only. It does not constitute legal advice, regulatory representation, crop-loss adjustment, or a guarantee of any particular outcome. Growers remain responsible for all certification, regulatory, and legal decisions. Regenera's role is limited to observation, documentation, mapping, sample collection under chain of custody, and routing to qualified third parties.

To request drift-screening documentation or learn more about this service:

Request Documentation Service
Grower Qualification

Organic Grower Qualification Form

Tell us about your operation and how you'd like to partner with Regenera. We'll connect you with the right programs and opportunities.

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Regenera Field Trial Program

Before You Submit

Farm and contact information
Crop or specialty focus
Organic certification status
Soil-health goals
Field-trial interest
Current soil challenges
Pesticide & drift screening

Contact Information

Farm Information

Pesticide & Drift Screening

Responses in this section help flag potential drift-risk concerns for internal review.

Soil Health Goals & Areas of Interest

Field Trial Participation

Submission does not guarantee partnership, field-trial acceptance, funding, or product availability. Regenera reviews each opportunity case by case. Product eligibility and permitted use depend on the specific product, lot, certifier, and grower certification requirements.

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Ready to Build
Healthier Soils Together?

Whether you're an organic producer, specialty crop grower, research farm, or demonstration site, Regenera is seeking partners to participate in soil health initiatives, field trials, and regional agricultural development programs.