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Blue Harvest promotes regenerative farming to protect and restore water resources.

#knowyoursource

120M

Liters of water conserved per year

14K

Hectares of farmland and watersheds restored

200+

Community water systems improved

Blue Harvest cultivates partnerships to invest in farming practices that protect springs, rivers, and aquifers that provide people their drinking water.

Everything grown on farms needs water and impacts water resources in one way or another, negatively or positively. Agriculture remains one of the biggest challenges for water security around the world. But there are proven agricultural based solutions that can help restore landscapes and protect water sources while also producing crops.

Blue Harvest partners with thousands of farmers in Latin America to protect and restore water sources that provide drinking water to hundreds of thousands of people. Our aim is to ensure that sustainable farming is viable and profitable for everyone involved, across agricultural value chains.

“The greatest potential to secure water for cities lies in improving the management of agricultural lands…”

A study of water sources in 500 cities around the world concluded that the most cost-effective way to protect water sources is to promote sustainable agriculture in source watersheds. (See TNC - The Urban Water Blueprint).

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A riverbed with clean water flowing over rocks.

The Mixcure river is a water source for San Jeronimo (Jesús de Otoro, Honduras). Blue Harvest promotes soil and water conservation on farms to reduce erosion and improve water quality.

what we do

On-Farm Training and Technical Support

We provide training and expertise in water and soil conservation, soil fertility management, agronomy, and crop quality to increase farm profitability and climate resilience.

Water Resources Management

We monitor and measure water and soil resources using state-of-the-art hydrological and agronomic science, then share data through user-friendly maps and dashboards so that farmers and buyers to understand how their products impact on water resources: #knowyoursource

Linking Producers and Buyers

We connect farmers with buyers of high-quality and sustainable products, including coffee, cacao, fruits, and vegetables. We ensure that farm products meet the standards buyers expect.

Learning and Advocacy

Blue Harvest partners are committed to continuous learning and improving, by constantly sharing and engaging with researchers, businesses, and the public sector. We advocate for policies and practices that promote regenerative agriculture and protect water sources.

A map of Central America highlighting Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador, and Nicaragua. Countries where Blue Harvest partners.
where we operate

El Salvador, Guatemala, Nicaragua and Honduras

Blue Harvest practices have proven cost-effective and successful on farms and watersheds across Central America and other regions of the world where agriculture impacts water resources.

The Source - Blue Harvest blog

Blue Harvest works in watersheds where agriculture impacts drinking water sources and other critical water resources. We work across multiple crops - such as coffee and cacao, fruit trees, corn, beans, and sugarcane - to train and support farmers to apply  a set of regenerative farming practices to increase water recharge and increase water quality.