We’re on a mission to shake things up

At HIPPEAS, we believe sustainable farming (and snacking!) is totally the way forward.

We are dedicated to growing our commitment to regenerative agriculture through farmer partnerships and responsible sourcing practices.  Regenerative agriculture focuses on rebuilding soil organic matter and restoring degraded soil biodiversity.  Join us on our journey to shake things up!

What does sustainable farming mean to HIPPEAS?

Our chickpeas are farmed using sustainable methods such as:

Low water footprint

Low carbon footprint

No-till

Crop rotations

No glyphosate as a desiccant

Our journey to support regenerative farming

The goal of regenerative farming is to improve soil health – rebuilding organic matter and restoring degraded biodiversity.  At HIPPEAS, we source regenerative yellow peas for our Veggie Straws and other snack products.  Our yellow peas are farmed using practices such as crop rotations (planting different crops each year to improve soil health and increase biodiversity) and conservation tillage (keeping a living root in the soil to reduce soil erosion).

We believe that sustainable farming is totally the way forward.

That’s why we’re piloting a Regenerative Agriculture Pilot Program with Canadian Specialty Pulse & Oat miller, Avena Foods Limited.

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Measuring the Impact of Regenerative Farming

By sponsoring this assessment, HIPPEAS seeks to measure the impact of regenerative farming methods on soil health, biodiversity, and nutrient density. We’re all about feeding the world sustainably by spreading the PEAS & Love with these mighty superfoods of the future!

What The Avena Pilot Program entails

Regenerative agriculture is more than just a buzzword; it's a holistic approach to farming that aims to revitalize our ecosystems, improve soil health, and combat climate change. It goes beyond sustainable practices to actively restore and regenerate the environment.

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Intercropping for Climate Resilience

We're evaluating intercropping, where crops are grown together to maximize synergies and reduce our farming carbon footprint through scientific modeling to mitigate climate impacts.

Soil Health and Vitality

Healthy soil is the bedrock of sustainable agriculture. Our commitment to enhancing soil health on our farms directly boosts crop productivity and ecosystem resilience, rejuvenating the land we cultivate.

Preserving Biodiversity

Biodiversity is key to a thriving ecosystem. By supporting regenerative farming, we aim to protect and even increase biodiversity on our farms, creating habitats for various species of plants and wildlife.

Nutrient Density

We're not only concerned about quantity but also quality. Regenerative agriculture can lead to more nutrient-dense crops, ensuring that the food we produce is not just abundant but also nutritious.

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