Transform Your Farm

At P&H, we define Regenerative Agriculture as a farming and land management approach that enhances soil health, biodiversity, water resources, and climate while improving farm productivity. Guided by this definition, our Regenerative Agriculture efforts focus on five impact areas balancing environmental stewardship with the success of farm businesses.

The Principles of Regenerative Agriculture

Agriculture starts in the soil, and at P&H we believe soil is fundamental to all life on earth. Healthy soil is essential for sustaining plants, animals, and people. That’s why our Regenerative Agriculture Program is centered on improving and preserving soil health.

The principles of Regenerative Agriculture align with the five basic soil health principles:

1. Cover the Soil: To protect soil from erosion and improve moisture retention.
2. Reduce Soil Disturbance: To preserve soil structure, enhance water retention, and protect organisms.
3. Promote Crop Diversity: To reduce soil depletion, reduce pests, and improve nutrient cycling.
4. Maintain Living Roots: To feed soil microorganisms and build soil.
5. To incorporate manure from livestock and improve soil, microbial water retention, and microbial activity.

P&H Regenerative Agriculture Program

P&H is committed to supporting you as you adopt sustainable practices. The P&H Regenerative Agriculture Program has been established as a practical and rewarding way to recognize farmers who are taking steps toward a more regenerative future.

In 2025, we are aiming to enroll 40,000 acres of farmland in the P&H Regenerative Agriculture Program.

By joining the P&H Regenerative Agriculture Program, you can:

• Receive incentives, expert support, and recognition for your sustainable practices.
• Boost farm sales with expanded market access.
• Have the opportunity to build connections with other farmers and share your impact.
• Lead the way in the sustainability movement that’s shaping the future of farming.