Founded in 2013, Soil Capital is a certified B Corp working with farmers to support the transition to more resilient and regenerative agricultural systems. Operating across Europe, the company uses agronomic intelligence to connect businesses with farmers who are rewarded for improving soil health, mitigating climate change and reinforcing food security.

Using SBTi FLAG-compliant methodologies and digital tools, on-farm practices are translated into reliable, field-level data and verified outcomes. By linking this data with clear economic incentives, Soil Capital helps farmers manage risk and strengthen long-term performance, while agri-food value-chain actors, cooperatives, financial institutions and public bodies gain credible insight into agricultural performance and land-use risk.

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### **Why Barley?**

Barley is one of the world’s most important cereal crops — and aligning high-quality malting barley production with regenerative agriculture is technically demanding. The standards for protein content and germination rates are strict, but not impossible to meet — and some pioneering farmers are proving just that, with benefits for soil health, resilient yields, and lower carbon emissions.

In this webinar, we went behind the scenes with real farmers in our programme to share farm-level data, success stories, and lessons learned. The goal: to demonstrate that transitioning barley systems to regenerative models is not just possible — it’s already happening.

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**What you’ll learn from this session:**

*   **Real data** from regenerative barley farms in France, the UK, and Belgium
*   **Practice changes** making a measurable difference while maintaining malting quality
*   **Benchmark data**: carbon sequestration, soil health metrics, water efficiency
*   What sets top-performing farms apart — and the support they need.

**Who is this for?**

This session was designed for malters, brewers, sustainability managers, agri-food decision-makers, and agriculture teams looking to:

*   Reduce CO₂ emissions while growing their business
*   Align sustainability targets with financial performance
*   Explore proven pathways for scaling regenerative agriculture for barley
