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Terra Nostra Agricultural Development Foundation

The Terra Nostra Agricultural Development Foundation was established in 2019 by practitioners of regenerative agriculture to share and popularize many years of experience in agricultural production allowing the production of high-quality food products, with rational use of natural resources, with particular care for the soil and maintaining high profitability of production.

The foundation and the entities it cooperates with are agricultural practitioners, representatives of the scientific community, experts in agricultural production means and qualified coordinators of programs and projects in the agricultural sector. The effectiveness of the activities undertaken by the Foundation is determined by the circle of stakeholders with whom cooperation has been established. These include food processors and producers on European and global markets.

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