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McCain Foods India launches regenerative farm in Gujarat

McCain Foods India launches regenerative farm in Gujarat

McCain Foods India launches its first regenerative agriculture demonstration farm in Gujarat, promoting sustainable farming practices and climate resilience aligned with global goals for 2030.

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SABARKANTHA, 9 June 2025: McCain Foods India has inaugurated its first regenerative agriculture demonstration farm in Hajipur village, Himmatnagar Taluka, Sabarkantha district, Gujarat. The launch, timed with World Environment Day, marks a significant step toward climate-smart farming and long-term agricultural resilience.

This demonstration farm forms part of McCain’s global commitment to implement regenerative agricultural practices across 100% of its grower network by 2030. Designed as a practical, living showcase, the farm integrates innovation with local farming conditions to help farmers transition smoothly to regenerative methods.

Key regenerative practices demonstrated at the farm include cover cropping and crop rotation to improve biodiversity and soil structure, reduced chemical use to promote natural ecosystem balance, improved water use efficiency via precision techniques, and enhanced soil health to ensure sustainable productivity.

Sabarkantha was chosen due to its status as a vital McCain growing region, supported by engaged farmers and suitable agro-climatic conditions. The farm will also serve as an innovation hub for farmers, McCain teams, agricultural experts, and partners to collaborate and learn.

Mainak Dhar, Managing Director of McCain Foods India, stated, “This demonstration farm reflects our commitment to making regenerative agriculture a practical reality in India. We aim to empower farmers with techniques that restore soil health, conserve vital resources, and build resilience for the future.”


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