Water Savings
95% Reduction
Soil Carbon
+33% Increase
Synthetic Inputs
76% Reduction
Pest & Disease
85% Drop in Incidence
Overview
RegenCrops has completed a comprehensive series of model farm trials across Hyderabad, India — covering four of the region's most widely grown crops: Hot Pepper, Tomato, Turmeric, and Rice. The trials applied the full RegenCrops AI platform protocol across participating farms and measured outcomes against conventional farming baselines over a complete growing season.
Results were independently verified through third-party laboratory testing, confirming that produce from all trial plots met EU Maximum Residue Limits (MRLs) with substantially minimal residues — a key requirement for premium export market access.
Trial Results
The model farm trials delivered measurable, statistically significant improvements across every key metric:
- Water conservation: 95% water savings achieved through AI-optimised micro-irrigation scheduling that responds in real time to soil moisture sensor data
- Soil carbon: 33% increase in soil organic carbon through cover cropping, organic amendments, and reduced tillage protocols
- Synthetic input reduction: 76% reduction in chemical fertilisers and pesticides, replaced by biofertilisers, biocontrols, and botanical extracts
- Pest & disease management: 85% drop in incidence through ML-based early detection, preventive protocols, and restored soil biological activity
Platform Capabilities Deployed
The trials tested the full breadth of the RegenCrops AI platform across all four crop programmes:
- Precision irrigation recommendations driven by real-time soil moisture and crop water demand models
- AI-powered pest and disease detection via the image analysis system trained on 800,000+ labelled images
- Carbon tracking and sequestration monitoring using satellite and sensor-fused data
- Market price forecasting to help farmers time their harvests for maximum return
- Regenerative practice compliance tracking for certification and carbon credit eligibility
Crops Covered
Hot Pepper trials in Andhra Pradesh demonstrated 40% improvement in soil organic matter and 35% reduction in water consumption while maintaining full marketable yield. Independent testing confirmed zero detectable synthetic pesticide residues.
Tomato, Turmeric, and Rice trials showed comparable improvements in soil health indicators, input reduction, and yield stability — with the Turmeric protocol achieving a 50–60% reduction in soil-borne disease incidence and 90% improvement in water-use efficiency.
Certification & Market Access
Farms completing the trial protocol are now eligible for RegenCrops regenerative certification — which unlocks access to premium domestic and export markets, carbon credit programmes, and the growing consumer demand for verified clean food.
These results confirm that regenerative agriculture, when supported by the right AI platform, delivers economically superior outcomes for farmers, not just environmental benefits.