regeno., a company developing on-the-ground verification infrastructure for regenerative agriculture, has secured $534K in new funding. This capital injection will support the company's mission to provide verifiable evidence of farming practices, addressing a critical need in the transition to sustainable food systems. The company is known for its product, Farmwalk, which aims to streamline the verification process for various agricultural standards.
Farmwalk transforms field photos, soil reports, and voice notes into verified, machine-readable evidence of farming practices. Utilizing offline-first mobile capture, GPS, and AI classification, the platform creates a single, trusted record. This record can be used across multiple standards, including SFI, Red Tractor, and LEAF, as well as emerging regenerative metrics. Unlike many ag-tech platforms that rely on estimates from satellites or models, regeno. focuses on verifying actual on-the-ground activities.
This direct verification approach solves a significant bottleneck in the agricultural sector: the fragmentation, duplication, and lack of interoperability in practice evidence. By providing a shared source of verified truth, regeno.'s technology directly supports the transition to a sustainable food system. It aims to accelerate payments, improve trust among stakeholders, and enable the scaling of regenerative practices across the UK for farmers, consultants, buyers, and lenders. The company has previously been backed by organizations such as Innovate UK, Nesta, and Founders Factory.
The newly raised $534K will be strategically deployed to accelerate regeno.'s product development and expand its operational capabilities. This investment is expected to bolster the company's efforts to build the essential data backbone that unlocks credible and scalable regenerative agriculture. regeno. plans to continue its growth trajectory, further solidifying its role in fostering a more transparent and sustainable food system.
