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Your Digital Roadmap for Soil Health Success.
Step-by-Step Guidance for Regenerative Agriculture
Regenerative farming practices, such as no-till and cover crops, provide economic resilience and environmental sustainability to our family farms. The Regen Roadmap® guides farmers on their regenerative journey by providing a digital plan with field-by-field action items, financial and environmental metrics for tracking success, and access to an expert Regen Success Agronomist for support along the way.
What is the Regen Roadmap?
The Regen Roadmap is a custom-made document with field-by-field action items to successfully implement regenerative practices.
Our Agronomists deliver recommendations for cover crops, reduced/no-till and more, based on your current practices and your goals.
What is the process?
- Create a free TopSoil® account and fill out your farm profile.
- Meet with your Regen Success Agronomist to discuss your current practices and future goals.
- Your Regen Success Agronomist will deliver your Regen Roadmap, with your detailed recommendations.
- Monthly check-ins from your Regen Success Agronomist will help you track progress and guide you through your regenerative journey.
- Finally, each summer your Regen Success Agronomist will facilitate a Summer Planning Meeting to plan for the next growing season, as well as a Winter Review to discuss progress.
Regen Roadmap Pricing
Annual Subscription: $5/Acre
What is the Regen Roadmap?
The Regen Roadmap is for farmers who are interested in improving their soil health or lowering their CI score but are concerned with losing yield when implementing regenerative practices. The Regen Roadmap is a digital prescription that is utilized to execute the best practices that are specific to your operation to ensure success. By utilizing our expertise, we protect yields and increase profitability, all while improving soil health and lowering CI scores.
Deliverables:
- Onboarding support on TopSoil.ag
- Digital Regen Roadmap for one crop year that includes:
- Practice types to be implemented (ex: no till & cover crop)
- Details necessary to execute practices (ex: machinery needs & type/amount of seed)
- Desired timing of execution (ex: planting or termination timing)
- Ongoing agronomic support throughout the year
