2027 Sponsorship Opportunities
Nexus is all about connections and linking important relationships together.
The Regenerative Nexus events are unique
- The events are “Invitation Only,” but no recommendation has been denied.
- 90% of attendees will be innovative regenerative producers.
- Moderated panel discussions with lots of audience participation.
- There will be no trade show – all education.
- All contact information is shared with everyone who attends — building ongoing networks is the key.
- A regenerative agriculture “Users Group.”
- Bringing top regenerative ag producers, researchers, and educators together to learn from and challenge each other.
- This is where the people who speak at other events go to be challenged, renewed, and inspired.
- Organized and Hosted by Green Cover.
- Supported by a limited number of corporate partners who are committed to regenerative farmers.
Sponsorship Opportunities
Sponsor one Nexus or both. Every sponsorship carries the same package of benefits — the only difference is how many rooms you're in and how many seats you get.
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Single Event Sponsor
$2,500 per event- ½-page advertisement in the official event program
- Space on the shared literature table
- Full contact list of registered attendees
- One complimentary registration
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Best value
Two Events Sponsor
$4,000 both eventsAdd an additional event for $2000- ½-page advertisement in both official event programs
- Space on the shared literature table at both events
- Full contact list of registered attendees from both events
- Two complimentary registrations
About the literature table: all sponsors share one central table. Each sponsor is welcome to place brochures, flyers, or small items for attendees to browse and take.
Can't make it? Your complimentary registration can be donated as a scholarship for a farmer.
Optional add-on: Farmer Scholarship
$500Add a $500 donation to fund a scholarship for a regenerative farmer to attend either event. A powerful way to pay it forward and help grow the regenerative movement.
Four regions, four gatherings
Each Nexus event runs the same format — moderated panels, no trade show, and a shared attendee list. Sponsor the region your customers farm, or sponsor them all.
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Regenerative Nexus in Chapel Hill, NC
November 10–12, 2027- Union Grove Farm, a barn venue on a vineyard and orchard in the Chapel Hill countryside
- A working farm that grows grapes, fruit trees, and berries, so field time is built right in.
- 30 minutes from Raleigh-Durham International Airport (RDU)
- Will have a good showing from vegetable, livestock, and diversified growers across the Piedmont and East Coast
Only meal sponsorships available. Contact Shelby if interested.
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Regenerative Nexus in California
January 12–14, 2027- Allegretto Vineyard Resort, a Tuscan-style resort set on 20 acres in Paso Robles.
- On the east side of Paso Robles, off Highway 46, close to downtown and the surrounding wine country
- About 40 minutes from San Luis Obispo County Regional Airport (SBP), and 7 minutes from the Paso Robles Amtrak station.
- Will have a good showing from vineyard, orchard, and specialty crop growers across the Central Coast
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Regenerative Nexus in Omaha
February 9–11, 2027- Right downtown in the Capitol District, a walkable area with restaurants and entertainment
- A short walk to the Old Market, with dining and shops
- Just 4 miles from Eppley Airfield, with a free hotel shuttle to and from the airport
- Will have a good showing from row crop, small grain, and livestock growers across the Midwest and Great Plains
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Regenerative Nexus in Lubbock, Texas
February 16–18, 2027- The Cotton Court Hotel, Lubbock Texas
- Downtown Lubbock, a mile from Texas Tech and a short walk to the Depot District
- 15-minute drive from Lubbock Preston Smith International airport
- Will have a good showing from cotton, dryland, and irrigated row crop growers across the Southern High Plains
Sponsor one Nexus, or sponsor all.
$2,500 per event · $4,000 for two · Add a $500 farmer scholarship to either.
Contact Shelby
402-396-5812
What attendees are saying
This was the best event that I have ever been to. It combined all the topics that I am interested in: soil health, cover crops, organic, no-till, and livestock.
Everyone attending had the same ultimate goal, which was soil health and new creative ways of doing things.
Real practical experience from people who are doing it on their own dime.
The lack of sales pitch and industry, feel like it really helped producers open up and share. I liked the geographic and commodity diversity that was in the room.
I feel like producers were also more willing to open up because it was a room of professional farmers that operated at scale, so it was easy to relate.
It is really hard to put a value on the contact book I have now. The access to information & knowledge is increased exponentially having that.