CHICAGO — ADM's fourth annual regenerative agriculture report released on Sept. 15 highlighted the company's recent progress in supporting farmers, strengthening agricultural supply chains and delivering measurable environmental outcomes around the world.
In 2025, ADM's regenerative agriculture programs engaged more than 56,000 farmers across approximately 4.6 million acres, 11 countries and 10 crops. Compared with regional benchmarks, the programs resulted in approximately 946,000 tonnes of CO₂e reductions, the report said.
"Resilience starts on the farm," said Greg Morris, ADM's senior vice president and president, Ag Services and Oilseeds. "By improving and protecting soil health, farmers can be better equipped to adapt to changing conditions and maintain productive operations. That resilience can extend across the value chain, helping strengthen the food system we all depend on."
ADM also expanded collaboration across the value chain through new partnerships. The company announced in July that General Mills and Walmart joined ADM in a strategic collaboration to accelerate regenerative agriculture across 40,000 Midwest wheat acres, specifically key growing regions where ...