The foundation aims to promote regenerative agriculture and, in particular, the measurement of target variables and the regeneration of soils and ecosystems, with a focus on farmers. One goal is affordable tools and methods based on expertise, particularly from farmers and research work. The foundation supports and collaborates with farmers, companies, as well as private and public organizations to strengthen and promote agricultural communities in their economic and ecological regeneration. To achieve this purpose, the foundation supports and initiates, in particular, research projects, scientific studies, publications, information campaigns, and other suitable initiatives. In doing so, existing agricultural standards should be critically questioned, and innovative approaches and projects for the further development of these standards should be promoted. The foundation supports organizations and companies that are active in the sense of the foundation's purpose. In this context, the foundation can participate directly or indirectly in organizations and companies, cooperate with them, found, join, or take over such organizations. The foundation is authorized to acquire, hold, encumber, and dispose of real estate or limited property rights. It can also acquire, manage, and exploit patents and other intellectual property rights. The foundation operates internationally. The foundation is non-profit and non-profit-oriented.