This is the final post on our series about regenerative farmers in Ireland. This one is particularly interesting because it shows the importance of a discussion group like @BaseIreland on the decisions made by farmers about their farms. #regenerativefarming #ireland #soil

We asked regenerative farmers how they are tracking performance on their farms. Here’s what they told us. #regenerativefarming #soil #nature #finances @BaseIreland @agriculture_ie @capnetworkire @eucapnetwork

We asked our survey farmers what were the benefits and challenges of regenerative agriculture…here’s what they said! #regenerativeagriculture #farming #ireland @BaseIreland @agriculture_ie

Continuing with the deep dive into our farmer survey - today we’re talking about regenerative practices in horticulture. A wide variety of practices supporting the growth of our fruit and veg! #regenerativeagriculture #horticulture #soilhealth @BaseIreland @agriculture_ie

It’s Soil Health Week, so today we are digging a little deeper into the importance of soil with the regenerative farmers in our survey. #SoilHealth #regenerativeagriculture @BaseIreland

Today we're looking in more detail at what influences regenerative farmers - and Nature and Soil Health come out as clear winners. Almost 98% of respondents told us that concern for nature/soil health was important to them followed by Social and Financial factors. @BaseIreland

We’ve had a busy time since our launch in February 2026 by Minister @martinheydonfg. From surveying regenerative farmers to understanding the evolution of RA in Ireland, and lots in between! Check out our latest news here: projectbaseline.ie/blog/proj… @BaseIreland

Some more results from our farmer survey…this time from the 226 grassland farmers who completed it. We'll continue to following up with more information on the different practices and why farmers use them over the course of the project, so keep following! @BaseIreland

Best wishes to the SoilCycle EIP which launched in Newbridge today. The Project aims to boost nutrient recycling in Irish tillage by applying organic manures in-crop to improve yields, reduce chemical fertiliser use, and cut environmental losses. @teagasc @agriculture_ie

There were 65 arable farmers who told us they were implementing regenerative practices on their farms. We'll be following up with more information on the different practices and why farmers use them over the course of the project so keep watching!

One of the first objectives of Project BASELINE EIP was to get a snapshot of what Regenerative Agriculture looked like in Ireland today. Over the next few weeks we will share our findings. Some of the results might surprise you! @BaseIreland @agriculture_ie

Listen to our Project Manager @pippa_hackett discuss EIPs and Project BASELINE with @mickkellygrows from @giyireland on his #FoodMatters Podcast. @agriculture_ie @eucapnetwork @eucapnetwork @BaseIreland #regenerativeagriculture #soilhealth

Delighted to support the launch of the OBLIG EIP today. Such a diverse crowd there - farmers, state agencies, educators, regulators and processors. Minister @martinheydonfg spoke of the importance of EIPs, and how they are a top priority for the him (👍👍👍) @agriculture_ie

Super to join @BaseIreland on their farm walk at Alan and Cheryl Poole’s dairy farm in Co. Wexford. The Pooles are 13th generation farmers have a strong focus on nature and have put in a sand martin wall and a pond. Read more about their farm here: farmingfornature.ie/nominees…

Great to be part of this fantastic event!

Project BASELINE at the Farming For Nature Festival in @Ballykilcavan Farm and Brewery! What a fabulous event from @farmfornature, @BaseIreland and @NatOrgSkill and we were delighted to showcase our EIP Project. Well done to all who made it happen 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 @robbycoleman1

This was an amazing event. A huge well done and thanks to the teams at @farmfornature, @BaseIreland and @NatOrgSkill for all the organising 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻