Foundation
The AgriPurpose Foundation promotes regenerative agriculture through innovative tools, sound research, and practical support — for the benefit of farmers, soils, and ecosystems.
The Foundation
Together for fertile soils and resilient communities.
The AgriPurpose Foundation, based in Niederhasli, Switzerland, was established in 2025 with the goal of actively promoting sustainable and regenerative agriculture worldwide.
Our vision is a form of agriculture where healthy soils, resilient ecosystems, and future-oriented farms thrive together. We believe that farmers are key agents of transformation — and that their experience, combined with scientific knowledge, forms the foundation for real and lasting change.
As a non-profit organization, we support research, practical projects, and innovative methods that make new approaches to soil care, biodiversity, and resource conservation both visible and applicable.
Advancing the regenerative transformation of agriculture — with a focus on measurable impact and practical solutions.
We aim to promote affordable tools and methods that are both scientifically sound and practical. This enables farmers and agricultural enterprises to actively contribute to soil regeneration, strengthen ecosystems, and improve operational resilience.
How We Work:
- Supporting and conducting research projects and studies.
- Publishing findings and running information campaigns.
- Collaborating with farmers, companies, and public or private institutions.
- Critically reviewing existing agricultural standards and promoting innovative approaches.
- Acquiring and utilizing rights, land, and patents to efficiently achieve our goals.
The Mission
The Board of Trustees
Peter Froehlich
President of the board of trustees
Farmer, Agronomist and Entrepreneur.
Simon Krämer
Trustee
Executive director of EARA, Advisor and Policy expert.
Alex Royea
Trustee
Head of Desing of the Rainforest Alliance.
TBD
Trustee
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Our Partners
Funding Applications
Do you have a project that contributes to the regeneration of soils, ecosystems, or agricultural communities? We support initiatives that advance regenerative agriculture through measurable impact, collaboration, and innovation. Whether your project focuses on research, practical fieldwork, or the development of new methods and indicators — if it strengthens the resilience of agricultural systems and benefits both people and nature, you may be eligible to apply for a grant with us - Only proposals in English are accepted!