SOIL networks regenerative farms with the chefs, institutional food programs, and secondary producers that want to source from them — and channels funding back to the farmers restoring the land.
SOIL was founded in 2026 to solve a simple but critical disconnect: regenerative farmers are doing the hardest, most important work on earth — restoring soil health, sequestering carbon, producing nutrient-dense food — but they lack access to the markets, funding, and visibility needed to scale. Meanwhile, chefs, institutional food programs, and secondary producers want to source regeneratively but don't know where to start.
We are the connective tissue. We network regenerative farms, connect them to high-resource communities, and channel funding back to farmers transitioning to regenerative practices. The overwhelming majority of climate funding flows to energy and transport; only about 4% reaches agriculture — the sector with the greatest potential for soil-based carbon sequestration. We're here to change that ratio.
A world where regenerative agriculture is the norm, not the exception.
Connect regenerative farms to chefs, institutional food programs, and secondary producers while funding the transition for conventional farmers.
Build demand first — bring farms more business through high-visibility events, then use that proof of concept to unlock serious funding for farmer transitions.
While carbon capture, renewable energy, and electric vehicles dominate the climate conversation, the single most powerful tool for reversing climate change has been under our boots the whole time.
Demand first, then funding, then regeneration — a self-reinforcing loop that grows the network with every turn.
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Access new markets, transition support, and a network that has your back through the 3–7 year shift to regenerative.
Join the network →Source produce with a story, build menus around living soil, and put regenerative farming on the plate where people feel it.
Cook with purpose →Deploy catalytic capital where it moves the needle — staged, verified, and measured farm by farm.
Fund the transition →Join the founding movement rerouting food's resources back to the farmers who heal the land.