AgRegen is an impact investment fund who aims to future-proof New Zealand’s farmlands by applying large scale regenerative farming techniques to environmentally degraded and financially distressed dairy farmlands.
Reduction of Nitrate-N Leaching (kg N)
Our targeted mitigation approaches work in unison to reduce GHG emissions and nitrate leaching.
THE LANDSCAPE
Destabilised freshwater ecosystems, soil structures and biodiversity. Urgent assistance is required for New Zealand’s biggest export sector.
THE PRIORITY
New Zealand is the world’s largest exporter of dairy products. The dairy sector is the largest value producer, two times great than the meat sector, more than three times larger than the wood sector and ten times the wine sector.
THE AGREGEN Conversion Framework
Facilitates capital deployment in scalable natural assets, aligned with global environmental initiatives & agreements such as the Paris Climate Agreement and the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals.
WHY AGREGEN
Investment alignment,
meaningful change and
positive results.
Generate industry-leading positive and measurable economic, social and environmental outcomes for the wider New Zealand farming and investment sectors.
Mitigate ecological degradation, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, sequester carbon, address social issues and promote healthy communities that will endure over time.
Co-invest capital with investors to turnaround degraded land at scale that creates strong financial returns and align with investors’ personal values and risk / return objectives.
MAKING AN ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT
Reduce GHG emissions and nitrate leaching
Environmentally degraded and financially distressed farmland has large scale regenerative agriculture and agroforestry management techniques applied (the AgRegen Conversion Framework) to turnaround the asset.
Mitigate ecological degradation, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, sequester carbon, address social issues and promote healthy communities that will endure over time. This is the AgRegen way.
AgRegen Conversion Framework THE CURRENT LANDSCAPE
