Regenerative

Land-management practices that prioritize soil health, which in turn creates a more complex and “nutrient-dense” olfactory profile in the crops.

Healthy, “living” soil always produces plants with higher concentrations of aromatic compounds. In regenerative environments, the scent of the landscape is more intense, “nutrient-dense,” and reflects a complex microbial ecosystem (Geosmin) that is often absent in conventional landscapes.