Fresh food
Vegetables, herbs, spices, Regen-Beans, mushrooms and rabbit meat.
Shop food
Kampala, Uganda
Growing Food. Regenerating Life.
Dufata ibishingwe, dukabihindura ifunguro.
We take the scraps and turn them into food.
We all eat. But where does our food come from?
Every day, people depend on food systems they rarely see. Food can travel long distances, organic resources are discarded, soils can become depleted, biodiversity can decline and urban spaces can remain underused.
At RegenNow Farms, we believe these challenges are connected, and that our solutions should be connected too.
What if the resources we already have could become the food systems we need?
From available resources to regeneration
Land, water, organic resources, people and knowledge go in. Food, skills and livelihoods come out. Then the cycle starts again.
Resources
Land, water, organic resources, people and knowledge.
Practices
Composting, biochar, permaculture, soil building, water management and biodiversity.
Food
Vegetables, herbs, spices, beans, mushrooms and rabbit products.
People & communities
Nutrition, skills, livelihoods and resilience.
Regeneration in practice
Regen-Basket
Fresh produce harvested and prepared for direct delivery.
Order Regen-BasketRegenerative gardens
RLGs, vertical gardens, household gardens, school gardens and community gardens.
Request a gardenWaste to resource
Organic waste transformed into compost, biochar and regenerative farming resources.
Learn moreTraining & consultancy
Regenerative agriculture, urban farming, permaculture, composting, climate action and more.
Book trainingGarden experiences
Visit, learn, explore, experiment and harvest.
Book a visitTurn waste into a resource
The scraps go in the bin. The bin feeds the soil. The soil grows the food.
20+ tonnes of scraps turned into soil.
Learn moreMeet the Regenerative Life Garden
A small-space food system designed to regenerate while it produces.
The Regenerative Life Garden (RLG) is an integrated food-production system designed to make productive use of limited spaces while building healthy soil, cycling organic resources, supporting biodiversity and producing food.
- Vertical growing
- Multi-layered production
- Composting
- Biochar
- Soil regeneration
- Water management
- Biodiversity
Looking for the wider Climate Quest? Visit www.rlgearth.com
Fresh food, grown regeneratively
We grow and source food through regenerative production systems and connect it directly with consumers, reducing unnecessary steps between garden and table.
- 🥬 Vegetables
- 🌿 Herbs
- 🌶 Spices
- 🫘 Regen-Beans
- 🍄 Mushrooms
- 🐇 Rabbit meat
From our garden to your door
- OrderYou place an order.
- HarvestProduce is harvested and prepared.
- PackFood is carefully packed.
- DeliverIt goes directly to you.
Where applicable, customers can also take part through subscription, refill or community-supported agriculture (CSA).
Regeneration in numbers
450+
People trained
55+
Gardens established
20+ t
Organic waste transformed
300+
Regen-Baskets delivered
15+
Household gardens
14
RLGs established
These figures represent RegenNow Farms' reported activities and are being continuously documented as our work grows.
Meet our founder
David Munezero | Founder of RegenNow Farms
David Munezero is a regenerative agriculture practitioner, systems thinker and social entrepreneur passionate about creating solutions that benefit both people and nature. Having experienced the interconnected challenges of poverty, hunger and displacement, he turned his attention to regenerative agriculture as a way to build healthier, more resilient communities.
He founded RegenNow Farms and created the Regenerative Life Garden (RLG) to demonstrate how locally available resources can be transformed into nutritious food, healthy soils, environmental regeneration and livelihood opportunities.
Through his work, David is championing a future where households and communities become active participants in growing food, restoring nature and taking climate action.
“Our problems are connected. Our solutions should be too.”Meet our founder
Regeneration is collaborative
We work with people and organizations who want to create practical solutions for food, communities and the environment.
- Schools
- Communities
- NGOs & funders
- Government
- Researchers
- Businesses
- Investors
- Farmers
What will you grow?
Buy. Grow. Learn. Partner.