Restoring soil health, building climate resilience and transitioning Indian cotton farms to regenerative, low-input farming systems.
Regenerative agriculture goes beyond sustainability — it actively restores ecological function to depleted cotton farming landscapes. CG Foundation's regenerative programme rebuilds soil health, reduces input dependency and creates climate-resilient farms.
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Rebuilding soil organic matter, microbial health and physical structure through composting, green manure and minimum tillage.
ExploreBuilding farm-level resilience to heat stress, drought, erratic rainfall and extreme weather events.
ExploreSystem of Rice Intensification adapted for cotton — fewer plants, wider spacing, healthier root systems and higher yields.
ExploreSystematic reduction of synthetic inputs through IPM, rational fertilisation and biological alternatives.
ExploreOur five-step implementation cycle ensures accountability, quality and learning at every stage.
Soil organic carbon, texture, pH and compaction measured at enrolment on every enrolled farm.
Farm-specific transition plan designed with each farmer mapping the shift from conventional to regenerative practices.
Establishment of on-farm composting systems and introduction of crop residue mulching as first-year interventions.
Structured IPM programme with soil-test-based fertiliser recommendations replacing blanket input applications.
Soil carbon and health indicators re-measured after three programme seasons to verify regenerative outcomes.
Fund our regenerative farming programmes through CSR or strategic partnership.