Regenerative agriculture is a concept with no unified, legally binding certifying agency. However, there are a few private certifying bodies aiming to establish guidelines. The challenge in establishing guidelines for a regenerative certification is the definition of regenerative itself. “Improving land” is subjective in many scenarios and is often dependent on personal philosophy, whereas organics has a legally binding certifying agency established in the U.S. and many European countries. It is expected that a large enough governing body to formally certify farms as regenerative over time. In that case, any farmer who wants to be certified must have access to data showing improvements on a large variety of metrics overtime.