Farm Fresh Directory
Mulched vegetable beds with a strip of flowering crimson clover and buckwheat between the rows.

Regenerative farms

Regenerative farming is a way of managing land that aims to improve soil health. On crop farms, it often means growing cover crops to keep the ground covered between cash crops, planting with little or no plowing and keeping living roots in the soil. Growing a mix of plants and leaving room for wildlife and pollinators are meant to support biodiversity. Learn more in What regenerative farming means and what to ask a farm on Grass Fed Directory.

132 farms and markets in this directory describe their own practices as regenerative, on their own site or in a directory profile they filled in.

Regenerative (as stated by the farm): Regenerative farming has no legal definition. The badge reflects the farm’s own description, not a certification or a site endorsement.

Alabama (3)

Florida (1)

Georgia (1)

Mississippi (1)

North Carolina (119)

South Carolina (1)

Tennessee (6)