True Regenerative · field systems
Field · real networkRegenerative agriculture in brief: soil that works, water that stays and animals that close the loop, so you depend less on the bag. Here are the farms we can name, with the area already published and no new figures. Behind every card is the same groundwork: organic matter, microbiology, minerals and water.
To explore more regenerative producers in Iberia (and compare products), the Asociación de Agricultura Regenerativa Ibérica publishes a farm map and a food finder. An ARI resource, independent of True Regenerative.
Some cases include project video.
Each card has a name, a website and, where available, the hectares already published. If your farm is a similar size, the next step is a diagnosis, not copying your neighbour’s.
La Rioja · about 50 ha of vegetables (mainly peppers). Soil regeneration with a biofactory, bokashi, ferments and keyline, with very good results in fertility, management and input independence. After the training and support, the farm is still going and is a reference in its region (Lafuente family). Web: huertadetormantos.es. Press: elDiario.es La Rioja (2026) · El País (2000) · institutional visit Hita (2020).
La Palma de Cervelló · vegetable garden of the company De Temporada, worked with soil-regeneration techniques and very good results. Garden video.
Arnes (Terra Alta) · about 50 ha of almonds, olives and hazelnuts with rational grazing (Voisin) and holistic management with horses. Soil regeneration is giving very good results in cover, fertility and animal management. LIFE primary-sector demo (Martí Samper). @agroregenerativasvelsam. Video: Iggy Love (LinkedIn).
Rice + ducks · real regeneration
Symbiosis between rice and ducks
Fewer chemicals. More autonomy.
We make you autonomous, not dependent.
Ebro Delta · about 30 ha, ~1.5 ha of which belong to the duck project. Organic rice with soil regeneration and straw amendments; very good results on the plot, in animal management and in the residue cycle. ecocastells.com (Instagram) shows the regenerative work under way, the fruit of the support and training. Also at Regen Hub (LinkedIn). Olga Shavrina lists “Regeneratively grown rice with ducks or crabs” among the climate and nature solutions she came across in 2026, and links the ducks to Xavier Vélez Parera in the comments (LinkedIn).
Camarles (Baix Ebre), in the Ebro Delta · a family business that switched to organic production in 2005; today it farms 55 ha of vegetables and fruit trees, with its own warehouse and packing room, under CCPAE control. The challenge: go one step further and regenerate the greenhouse soil. What we do: soil reset with biofertilisers, rock dust and biochar, plus a Venturi injector for drip fertigation. Below, the greenhouse at planting and with the tomato plants grown; the work is ongoing. Website: lhortadecarme.cat.
Baix Llobregat (Gavà) · about 30 ha of vegetables. Soil regeneration with flower strips, crop residues and fertility work; very good results in organic production and for the local area. Web: vilaeco.com (Instagram): organic fruit and vegetables, home-grown and local (online shop). The work on the farm continues.
Baix Llobregat (Viladecans) · about 10 ha of vegetables, moving from organic to regenerative: soil regeneration and biodiversity, with very good results in fertility and independence (community biofactory with Sostenipra and Ecocentral). Web: tugaspages.cat (Instagram), “Recerca i regeneració del sòl”: they work with universities and research centres, and the work done with them continues. Knowledge-transfer day on 10 April 2026 (Sostenipra · Tugas Pagès · Ecocentral): FertileCity, archive note. Xavier Vélez (regenerative agriculture adviser) was on the programme for the welcome and presentation. Their transition, on video: Instagram · LinkedIn.
Regenerative consultancy and mentoring (soils, terrain, AmbTu / Àgora Regenerativa; supported by UPC Agrotech). Soil regeneration on pilot farms (e.g. Vilaeco, Bardissa, La Rural de Collserola), with very good results in technical support. Web: agroclau.com, where the consultancy and mentoring work continues. Agroclau documentary in the making (LinkedIn).
Berja (Almería) · Eco Bionatur SL: liquid fertiliser and biostimulants for some 1,000 farmers. Soil regeneration (organic matter · microbiology · minerals) with very good results in the field and at scale. The regenerative line is still active at ecobionatur.es (Instagram): proof that the training and design work paid off.
Barcelona · marine regeneration (Sea Gardens / SER®, Reefhopper®); Port Olímpic. Co-authorship: Bracho-Villavicencio et al. incl. Xavier Vélez (UGI affiliation) — Benthic Colonization on New Materials for Marine Ecosystem Restoration in Porto Cesareo, Italy, J. Mar. Sci. Eng. 2024, 12(1), 169 (DOI 10.3390/jmse12010169) — biochar / bioferment materials for marine restoration. Collaboration / publication, not TR ownership of UGI. Web: underwatergardens.com. UGI video on Port Olímpic and recovery of Barcelona’s shoreline. Ocean Citizen project video.
Sostenipra (ICTA-UAB + DEQBA) and the Regenera.cat network (CREAF + ICTA-UAB): research and measurement of regenerative practices in soils and agri-food systems. Research partners in the ecosystem, with no contract with True Regenerative. Web: sostenipra.cat (Instagram). Day event “Agricultura de proximitat, ecològica i regenerativa” (10 April 2026, Can Comas): FertileCity archive note. Xavier Vélez appeared on the programme as a regenerative agriculture adviser (welcome and project presentation, with Xavier Gabarrell).
True Regenerative is taking part in Innovation Day: Solucions de talent, a programme run by the Parc de Recerca UAB and Molins de Rei City Council: companies and organisations set real challenges for students and researchers (Sep–Dec 2026; Pitch Day 11 Dec 2026). TR contributes challenges in regenerative agriculture (practical adoption of technologies that restore soil fertility) and regenerative aquaculture in the Mediterranean (restoring coastal seabeds / harbours), aiming for measurable, scalable solutions. Source: Parc de Recerca UAB news · this edition’s challenges · Instagram · LinkedIn (both in Spanish). A talent / open-innovation collaboration — not a farm consultancy contract.
What people say about our work and the farms we support, with a link to each source.
«Xavier, joven técnico asesor especialista en agricultura regenerativa y además agricultor comprometido, es un ejemplo para el sector y nos recuerda que, a veces, los grandes también aprendemos de los pequeños.»
Translation: «Xavier, a young technical adviser specialising in regenerative agriculture and a committed farmer too, is an example for the sector and reminds us that sometimes the big players also learn from the small ones.»
«One of the world's best chef have congratulated and cheered up our work!»
A real sales channel for a farm we support: EcoCastells ducks, from the rice paddy to the kitchen.
«Disfruta de este proyectazo de EcoCastells de Ganadería Regenerativa con patos pastoreados en el Delta del Ebre [...] Una perfecta simbiosis que cierra su ciclo en la cocina de l’Antic Molí y Vicent Guimerà, poniendo en valor una alimentación saludable y que cuida los ecosistemas acuáticos y la biodiversidad.»
Translation: «Enjoy this great EcoCastells regenerative livestock project with pastured ducks in the Ebro Delta [...] A perfect symbiosis that closes its cycle in the kitchen of l’Antic Molí and Vicent Guimerà, championing healthy food that cares for aquatic ecosystems and biodiversity.»
In the video:
«“Guixes” (grass peas) and duck from the “ECO Castells” project, cured duck, duck sauce, garlic praline, and grass pea stew. A tribute to our land that merges the tradition of recovered legumes with the sustainable haute cuisine of the great @ecocastells project.»
“Fixing earth with horses? Yes! Meet Marti, regenerative agriculture pioneer, who together with Xavier Vélez Parera work with horses to regenerate soil in Arnes, Catalonia.”
“Xavier’s veggie farm was a perfect case study. The results spoke for themselves – healthier soil, stronger crops.”
«Nuestro cliente Ramón utiliza EBE Bionatur como bioestimulante y, junto con el apoyo de nuestros técnicos agrícolas, ha obtenido resultados increíbles: plantas más fuertes, frutos de mejor calidad y una producción más eficiente.»
Translation: «Our client Ramón uses EBE Bionatur as a biostimulant and, with the support of our agricultural technicians, has achieved incredible results: stronger plants, better-quality fruit and more efficient production.»
EBE Bionatur’s words about its product and its client; not a result measured by True Regenerative.
Where the farms and projects on this page are, as stated on each card. Schematic map.
Thank you to every farmer, livestock keeper and family who opens their farm to us, to the teams and people who learn with us, and to everyone who collaborates on and supports this work. Your trust is what makes soil, water and food genuinely better.
Among those who collaborate with us is CoCo Sapiens.
Thanks also to Iggy Love for the images and drone videos that show our farms.
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