Practices

ADM Fullerton supports regenerative agriculture through programs incentivizing cover crops, nutrient management, tillage reduction, and greenhouse gas reduction. Farmers can participate in initiatives for no-till adoption, emissions reduction via sequestration, and sustainable commodity production including corn, soybeans, wheat, canola, and peanuts.

Offerings

The ADM re:generations program provides financial incentives for conservation practices without requiring long-term contracts or onerous data reporting. Farmers work with local ADM representatives to enroll in tailored options, focusing on reducing emissions, improving soil health, and aligning with consumer demand for sustainable agriculture.

How to Participate

Farmers are encouraged to contact their local ADM representative to explore available incentives. The process emphasizes simplicity, with no additionality requirements or complex documentation. Technical assistance partners and program details are available through ADM’s resources and program overview pages.

Commitment to Farmers

ADM prioritizes farmer autonomy and ease of participation. Programs avoid restrictive terms, allowing farmers to choose options that fit their operations. Incentives align with USDA partnerships and local sustainability goals, supporting both farm legacy and environmental stewardship.