Northern Europe Regenerative Program Lead - Field-Driven

CrowdFarming; Madrid; Hybrid; EUR 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hybrid work model in Madrid

Training budget

Language classes

Website credits on birthday and work-?

Job summary

CrowdFarming seeks a hands-on sustainability leader to drive its regenerative programme across Northern Europe. You will guide farmers from soil analysis to verification, coordinating agronomists and field teams, and turning data into actionable field decisions.

You will work closely with regional partners to scale the programme, develop protocols, and translate science into farmer-ready guidance. A driving license and willingness to travel between farms are required.

Qualifications

• Degree in agronomy, biology, environmental sciences or similar, or equivalent hands-on experience in regenerative or organic farming.
• Track record coordinating farmers and taking field projects from plan to execution.
• Experience with certification, verification, MRV or carbon programmes is a strong plus.
• The field-and-desk doer, autonomous, able to switch between contexts.
• Tech savvy: spreadsheets, field apps and data platforms.

Responsibilities

• Lead soil sampling, data collection, regeneration plan definition and verification of practices.
• Organise training events linking farmers with experts.
• Build and maintain strong regional networks with farmer networks and regenerative/organic organisations.
• Translate relevant literature into practical, field-ready decisions for farmers.

Skills

Farmer coordination

Data analysis

Fieldwork

Excel / data tools

Languages (EN/ES/Ger)

Education

Degree in agronomy or related field

Tools

Soil data platforms

Field apps

Job description

CrowdFarming seeks a hands-on sustainability leader to drive its regenerative programme across Northern Europe. You will guide farmers from soil analysis to verification, coordinating agronomists and field teams, and turning data into actionable field decisions.

You will work closely with regional partners to scale the programme, develop protocols, and translate science into farmer-ready guidance. A driving license and willingness to travel between farms are required.