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Our goal

The aim of the TMG Association is to adapt the system of regenerative agriculture in Hungary and to enable its more successful and efficient application.

Our mission

Practical demonstrations and knowledge transfer on soil renewal and soil health.

Visions

Green Hungary in winter and summer! Together we will prevent the desertification of the Carpathian Basin.

Our activities

Soils must be regenerated!

In order to pass on our national treasure, our farmland, to our descendants in better condition, we should follow the principles of regenerative farming with a renewed approach. We need solutions which, in addition to ensuring the sustainability of farming and food production, take into account the environmental, ecological, environmental and climatic properties and role of soils. Regenerative agriculture is a farming approach that focuses on restoring the health of soils degraded by intensive agriculture.

Certification

CEREG is an international certification scheme for regeneration, open to all.

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No-till for beginners

No-till for Beginners is a must-read for any farmer who wants to break away from the old, familiar, soil-exploiting way of growing crops.

Why is it good for lay people?

Regenerative agriculture provides healthier, more nutrient-dense and residue-free food, while reducing the impacts of climate change and improving ecosystem resilience. It also contributes to increasing soil water retention, which reduces drought damage and flooding, thus ensuring a more stable food supply.

Why is it good for farmers?

Regenerative agriculture improves soil health and fertility, increasing productivity and reducing costs. It also helps reduce drought and inland water damage and reduces the use of fertilisers and pesticides, making the farm more profitable.

Knowledge base

Good yields, stability, and corn that thrives even during droughts: what's the secret?

On the regenerative farm run by Attila Szeredi and his son, András, the soil remains moist even during heat waves, and the crops do not wither.

Bence's farm isn't plowed, yet the yields are good on the sandy soil

They’re constantly racking their brains, yet they don’t complain about the drought—instead, they’re overcoming the challenge. These days, the tone of domestic crop production is one of helplessness: the soil is deteriorating, the weather is wildly unpredictable, and markets are weak…

This Is How a Farmer in the Sand Dunes Is Restoring His Land

Farming in the Homokhátság region has always been a challenging task. Due to the sandy soils that dry out quickly, increasingly extreme weather, and a lack of rainfall, many farmers are looking for solutions that will allow them to…

Gellért's family farm works even better without plowing

The machinery manufacturer and crop grower from Vojvodina has been using regenerative technology for years

What Can the Albrecht Method Contribute to Modern Soil Management?

Beyond the NPK Paradigm

The soil’s „fingerprint”

Pfeiffer soil chromatography is a simple method that allows farmers to gain insight into the life of the soil on their own

Partnership

Our partnership includes owners, domestic and foreign companies and organisations.

The Association places a high priority on collaboration and joint thinking with all market and professional actors who share the same commitment to regenerative principles and ecosystem restoration as our Association.

Through cooperation and joint thinking, an active approach to the conservation and renewal of the soils of the Carpathian Basin will become more effective.

The partnership is open to anyone who is committed to the future of agriculture, to the preservation of our soils and who can identify with the principles of regenerative agriculture.

Gazda Partners