True Regenerative · field systems
Barcelona · Baix LlobregatOur base is in La Palma de Cervelló, and we work with market gardens in the Baix Llobregat such as Tugas Pagès (Viladecans) and Vilaeco (Gavà). We design the management of soil, water and the biofactory with your team so they can carry it on their own.
In the design phase: GaudíLab, a regenerative school at the Colònia Güell
GaudíLab is a project for a school and campus of regenerative sustainability at the Colònia Güell (Santa Coloma de Cervelló, Barcelona), led by the founder of True Regenerative. It will bring together practical training in regenerative agriculture, permaculture and water and landscape management on a living campus, learning by doing.
It is in the design phase. We will share updates here as it moves forward.
Two market gardens in the Baix Llobregat, the same district as our base.
About 10 ha of market garden, moving from organic to regenerative: soil regeneration and biodiversity, with a focus on fertility and autonomy. A community biofactory with Sostenipra and Ecocentral. On 10 April 2026, Sostenipra held with Tugas Pagès and Ecocentral a knowledge-sharing day on local, organic and regenerative farming. Website: tugaspages.cat.
About 30 ha of market garden. Soil regeneration with flower strips, plant residues and fertility work, within their organic production. Organic fruit and vegetables from their own fields and from nearby farms. Work on the farm is ongoing. Website: vilaeco.com.
More farms, in Catalonia and beyond, in real cases.
In a Mediterranean climate the challenge repeats itself: drought, tired soils and tightening costs. Regenerative agriculture aims to improve how the farm itself works (organic matter, microbiology, water retention, diversity) rather than merely cutting inputs or ticking a list.
That is why we read the farm layer by layer: water, soil, plant, animals and people. And also what you see above ground: bioindicator plants, insects and pollinators tell you whether energy is circulating or has stalled.
We look before we touch: a first call about the farm and, if it makes sense to go further, a visit with lab analyses, chromatography and field observation. You leave with a clear starting point and a decision: to design the plan, to train, or not to continue.
DiagnosisWe design a plan for your farm with you: soil, water and landform with keyline, crops and, when they fit, animals. With priorities, a calendar and a budget.
Keyline and waterWe start it with you on the ground: water, covers, management or bio-inputs such as compost, bokashi and ferments, which the team learns to make on the farm itself.
BiofactoryOn the farm and in the classroom: soil, bio-inputs, animals and water. We accompany you in stages until the knowledge stays with the team.
TrainingDo you have a vineyard? We do physiological pruning in the field with Maxime Pourveur (Architecte du Vivant). And we measure with the lab, chromatography and field work: method.
We do not publish yields, closed returns or “carbon guarantees”. Each farm has its climate, its history and its economy. We start with a diagnosis: context, bottlenecks, and whether it makes sense to continue. Fees are discussed when the work is scoped.
Yes. Our base is in La Palma de Cervelló (Baix Llobregat) and we work with farms across the province and beyond: some of the work is remote, with visits depending on the project.
In the Baix Llobregat, Tugas Pagès (Viladecans, about 10 ha of market garden) and Vilaeco (Gavà, about 30 ha of market garden). You will find more farms in real cases.
A project for a school and campus of regenerative sustainability at the Colònia Güell (Santa Coloma de Cervelló), led by the founder of True Regenerative. It is in the design phase.
Organic farming is defined by a list of permitted inputs and an official certification. Regenerative farming looks at how the soil, water and biology of the farm evolve. They can go together.
It starts with a diagnosis: you tell us about your farm and we decide together whether it makes sense to continue. We do not publish fees: they are discussed when the work is scoped.
Tell us about your crop, the context and what concerns you.
