Discover Incentives That Pay For Regenerative Farming
Rewarding Growers for Regenerative Practices
CIBO Grower connects farmers with incentive programs like pay for practice initiatives, input discounts, and premiums for sustainably grown grains for growers who engage in sustainable practices.
The ROI of Regeneration
CIBO Grower helps farmers find and enroll in programs to get paid for regenerative practices. Quickly see incentives for which you qualify. Start your journey to regenerative ag with CIBO Grower. New incentives being added regularly.
Shane FeeAgricultural Banker and Community Bank President based in Illinois and Missouri
“CIBO has been a terrific partner in my farm’s transition to regenerative agriculture. My interest in reducing the carbon emissions from our family farm could not have been realized were it not for the folks at CIBO Technologies. CIBO understands the challenges a farm faces when transitioning to more regenerative practices.”
How CIBO Promotes Climate-Resilient Agriculture
Produce climate-resilient yields. Gain better control over input costs. Preserve soil, water, and land health in Year 1 and see it improve through additional years. CIBO Grower connects farmers with incentives that help them get started and keeps them growing their regenerative programs.
Accelerate the time to regenerative ROI and stack sustainable incentives with CIBO.
CIBO Submits First U.S.-Based Agricultural Carbon Project to Verra
CIBO’s Verra project was designed from the ground up to support enterprises throughout the food and agriculture value chain
The Benefits of Choosing Regenerative Farming
CIBO Grower brings deeper connections, more clarity and greater control to regenerative practices.
Doug MartinMartin Family Farms
“Working with CIBO creates an incentive and reward for doing the right thing. It helps to offset and subsidize the cost of doing the right thing. At the end of the day, our goal is to produce a better plant and make the most bushels. CIBO helps us continue to do it our way.”
Dustin Madison Agronomy Consultant with operations in Virginia
“The first steps of change on the farm usually come at the highest cost. Incentives to get over those earlier hurdles without taking a loss really open the door to scaling that change across the whole operation.”