Regenera is developing partnership pathways to support the next generation of small-scale growers — including education, mentorship, soil health programs, and local food system connections. Whether you're starting your first quarter-acre farm or expanding an established organic operation, Regenera is building the partnerships that may one day provide the resources and community needed to thrive. Many programs are in planning or early development and are not yet active.
Micro farms strengthen local food systems by connecting growers, families, neighborhoods, and markets. Regenera is developing partnership pathways to support small-scale agriculture through soil health education, mentorship connections, and community-focused growing initiatives — with many programs still in planning.
From seed to market — Regenera is developing partnership pathways to help connect small-scale growers with the resources, guidance, and networks that support thriving farms. These programs are in development and not all are currently available.
Guidance for planning, launching, and managing small-scale growing operations.
Planned support for growers building healthier soil and low-input production systems.
Connecting farms with local markets, schools, CSAs, and community buyers.
Practical systems for profitability, resilience, and long-term farm viability.
Every farm starts somewhere. This pathway outlines the stages of building a stronger small farm — from learning the fundamentals to expanding your operations.
Understand soil, crops, markets, and organic production.
Develop your farm model, goals, and production strategy.
Set up growing systems and daily operations.
Improve production practices and soil health.
Connect with local buyers and channels.
Strengthen profitability and sustainability.
Organic micro farmers build living soils that capture water, cycle nutrients naturally, and may reduce dependency on synthetic inputs over time when supported by appropriate soil testing and management.
From vegetables and herbs to greenhouse production and specialty crops — diversity builds farm resilience and opens new opportunities.
Micro farms help communities access fresher food, preserve cultural food traditions, and create stronger local supply networks.
Fresh, local, direct from growers to your neighborhood.
Community-supported agriculture connecting farms and families.
Bringing fresh local food into school cafeterias and classrooms.
Neighborhood gardens and food-sharing initiatives.
Honoring cultural traditions and food sovereignty.
Growing food in city spaces — rooftops, lots, and backyards.
Multiple funding streams, grant programs, and partnership opportunities exist to help micro farmers grow.
Federal grants and loan programs supporting small-scale and beginning farmers.
Natural resource conservation support for soil health and sustainable practices.
Funding for land stewardship, biodiversity, and regenerative growing methods.
Dedicated resources for launching and growing new small farm operations.
Corporate and foundation partnerships supporting local food system development.
Local and regional programs strengthening food-centered neighborhood economies.
Funding opportunities may vary by location, eligibility, and program availability.
Explore Funding OpportunitiesAs this initiative develops, Regenera plans to track outcomes to understand what support is working, where growers need more resources, and how small farms contribute to stronger local food systems. Metrics below are aspirational categories — the program is in development and these figures are not yet populated.
Farms Supported
Acres Improved
Growers Trained
Soil Health Plans
Markets Connected
Partnerships
The Organic Micro Farmer Initiative connects across Regenera's entire platform — linking small-scale agriculture to food security, conservation, education, veteran support, and youth engagement.
From beginning farmers to established organic operations, Regenera is developing partnership pathways for growers building healthier farms and stronger communities. These pathways are aspirational and may not all be currently available.
Tell us about your farm or growing aspirations. We'll connect you with the right programs and resources as they become available.
Whether you're launching your first farm, transitioning to organic production, or expanding an existing operation, Regenera is developing partnership pathways to support small-scale growers. Express your interest below to stay informed as programs launch — no services are guaranteed, and many initiatives are still in planning.
