AgricultureLamb Weston

For decades, we've worked alongside growers to test, validate, and scale sustainable agriculture practices that protect natural resources and strengthen potato production.

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Our proving grounds put sustainable agriculture to the test

We test practices at our company and partner farms, using real-world results to prove what works before encouraging broader adoption.

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A toolbox of proven regenerative ag practices tailored to local growing conditions

Integrated pest management
Soil monitoring
Cover cropping
Biodiversity protection
Sustainable water management

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Welcome to our global growing regions

From the arid Pacific Northwest to the temperate maritime of the Netherlands to the harsh winters of Mongolia and the year-round rainfall of Argentina. Different soil, different season, same standard of proof before anything is recommended.

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What our growers say

Greg Harris | Oregon, U.S.

"There are more living organisms in a teaspoon of soil than there are people on Earth. If we don't take care of our soil today, we won't be farming 20 years from now.”

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Ted Tschirky | Washington, U.S.

“We feed them [potatoes] to our kids, our grandkids, our parents, so we're careful to conserve resources for the next generation."

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Greg Hirai | Idaho, U.S.

"We want our farmland to be sustainable for future generations. We aren't pumping out acommodity – we're growing food and we take a lot of pride in what we do."

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Because protecting agriculture today helps protect what's possible on your menu tomorrow

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PROTECTING POSSIBILITIES.

For growers. For customers. For a better future.

For decades, we've worked alongside growers to test, validate, and scale sustainable agriculture practices that protect natural resources and strengthen potato production.

Our proving grounds put sustainable agriculture to the test

Greg Harris | Oregon, U.S.

Ted Tschirky | Washington, U.S.

Greg Hirai | Idaho, U.S.

PROTECTING POSSIBILITIES.

For growers. For customers. For a better future.

For decades, we've worked alongside growers to test, validate, and scale sustainable agriculture practices that protect natural resources and strengthen potato production.​

Our proving grounds put sustainable agriculture to the test

Greg Harris | Oregon, U.S.

Ted Tschirky | Washington, U.S.

Greg Hirai | Idaho, U.S.

For decades, we've worked alongside growers to test, validate, and scale sustainable agriculture practices that protect natural resources and strengthen potato production.