14.75% CAGR for Regenerative Agriculture Market to 2030 Driven by Corporate Sustainability and Digital Innovation, Forecasts Mordor Intelligence

North America generated 37% of global regenerative agriculture market revenues in 2025. Accelerating sustainability goals, digital verification tools, and regenerative supply chain commitments are reshaping the global agricultural practices.

Hyderabad, India, Oct. 27, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — The regenerative agriculture market is experiencing a transformative growth trajectory as climate-smart practices gain mainstream traction. Worth USD 9.2 billion in 2025, the regenerative agriculture market size is projected to reach USD 18.3 billion by 2030, reflecting a robust CAGR of 14.75% over the forecast period. Driven by increasing consumer demand, corporate net-zero pledges, and government-backed policies that encourage practices restoring soil health without compromising yields. Digital tools and tokenized carbon marketplaces are lowering participation barriers for smallholders, expanding access to ecosystem-service revenues, and enabling scalable carbon monetization. Multibillion-dollar corporate initiatives embedding regenerative criteria into supply contracts are converting pilot programs into mainstream procurement, fueling global adoption. 

Major Factors Shaping Market Dynamics 

Rising Consumer Demand for Sustainable Food 

Consumers increasingly prefer responsibly sourced ingredients, prompting major food companies to include regenerative agriculture in their sustainability roadmaps. Early adopting regions benefit from first-mover advantages, as premium contracts provide growers with predictable revenue streams and reduce investment risk for implementing cover-cropping, reduced-tillage, and composting programs. 

Corporate Pledges and Carbon-Neutral Supply Chains 

Food and beverage multinationals are driving large-scale adoption through acreage commitments. Supplier networks supporting multiple brands amplify demand for soil-health services and digital verification, while corporate ESG reporting cycles create near-term financial incentives. Dedicated transition funds help growers overcome credit and upfront cost barriers. 

Comprehensive Segmental Overview 

By Practice 

• Soil Health Management 

• Water Management 

• Biodiversity Enhancement 

• Nutrient Management 

• Livestock Grazing Management 

• Agroforestry 

• Agri-PV Integration 

• Others (Cover Cropping, Silvo-pasture Systems, etc.) 

By Application 

• Crop Production 

• Livestock Grazing 

• Forestry 

• Carbon Sequestration Services 

• Others (Ecosystem-Services Trading, Agro-tourism and Educational Use, etc.) 

By Input Type 

• Biologicals 

• Seeds and Cover Crops 

• Sensors and IoT Devices 

• Software and Advisory Services 

• Equipment and Machinery 

• Others (Compost Inoculants/Accelerators, Rock-Dust Mineral Amendments, etc.) 

By Farm Size 

• Small-scale (less than 50 ha) 

• Medium (50–500 ha) 

• Large (greater than 500 ha) 

By Distribution Channel 

• Direct-to-Farm 

• Cooperatives and Associations 

• Agri-Retailers 

• Digital Platforms 

For a full breakdown of market size, segmentation data, and competitive intelligence on the regenerative agriculture market, read details of the Mordor Intelligence report at 
https://www.mordorintelligence.com/industry-reports/regenerative-agriculture-market?utm_source=globenewswire 

Geographical Analysis and Growth Hotspots 

• North America benefits from strong policy support, precision-agri technology adoption, and corporate sourcing commitments.  

• Africa sees rapid growth, particularly among smallholder programs demonstrating productivity and income gains.  

• Asia-Pacific blends high technology penetration with biodiversity-risk mitigation, and policy-driven adoption accelerates enrollment in digitally enabled regenerative practices. 

Companies Defining the Competitive Edge 

The regenerative agriculture market is moderately fragmented, with leading players focusing on integrated platforms rather than individual products. Key participants include Indigo Ag, Bayer, Syngenta, and emerging firms like Terramera and Soil Capital, which combine biological innovation, advisory services, and financing solutions. Strategic partnerships, platform convergence, and mergers are shaping future market clustering, while niche specialists continue to thrive in region-specific applications. 

 Regenerative Agriculture Key Companies 

• Indigo Ag, Inc. 

• General Mills Inc. 

• Nestle S.A. 

• Bayer AG 

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