NO-TILL. NO-KILL.
It's time to make peace with nature.
The war we are waging against nature produces only losers, since we have destroyed our two most important resources: water and arable land. There is only one way out of this centuries-old war: a peace treaty. The key to this is no-till farming.
January 29–30, 2026.
Are you ready to respond to the climate crisis?
As a farmer, the condition of the soil is in your hands—and so is our future.
Come to the REAG IX Conference, where experienced farmers and experts will show you how to bring about real change through regenerative agriculture.
Find out how no-till technology—direct seeding—helps reduce soil erosion, improve water retention, and ensure sustainable, profitable farming.
In 2026, we’ll be hosting Central Europe’s one-of-a-kind regenerative agriculture conference for the ninth time—don’t miss it!
Meet our exhibitors and see what technologies support regenerative agriculture in practice.
Thank you to our supporters—your contributions are essential to achieving our shared goal of soil restoration.

A TMG member, farmer, and plant health consultant who has already helped several farmers transition to soil-regenerative agriculture.

The host of the "Hektár" agricultural podcast, who travels the Hungarian countryside as a trade journalist to discover inspiring and practical solutions.
Meet our speakers—practicing farmers, experts, and researchers who inspire with real-life examples.
Immerse yourself in regenerative agriculture programs.
Find out how we can build a more sustainable future through harmony between living soil, plants, animals, and people!
On-site registration:
8:00 - 9:00
Big ideas, leading experts - discover the deep connections between nature, farming and human health!
Opening
Opening session on the main stage
Less Is Sometimes More — No-Till Sunflowers on the Sandy Ridge During an Extreme Drought
Less Is Sometimes More – No-Till Sunflowers on a Sand Ridge During Extreme Drought
Crops sown individually, planted in rows
Precision Planting at Cereal Row Spacing
Regenerative Agriculture: 23 Years of Practical Experience in Reducing Energy Dependence
Regenerative Agriculture: 23 Years of Practical Experience in Reducing Dependence on Fossil Fuels
Lunch Break, Machinery Demonstration, and Networking
CULTAN, NO₃ vs. NH₄ – The Difference
CULTAN, NO₃ vs. NH₄ – the difference
Nature- and wildlife-friendly, soil-regenerating farming
Nature- and wildlife-friendly, soil-regenerating farming
Why is change so difficult?
Why is change so difficult?
Grazing that (also) promotes species diversity
Biodiversity-conscious grazing
Shorter, focused presentations that offer immediately applicable knowledge and fresh perspectives.
Opening Ceremony on the Main Stage
Opening session on the main stage
Regenerative Practices in Intensive Blueberry Plantations
Regenerative Practices in Intensive Blueberry Plantations
Transitioning to No-Till Based on Real-World Experience—Avoiding Dead Ends on the Path to a Stable System
No-Till Transition Based on Real-World Experience—Avoiding Dead Ends on the Path to a Stable System
What does the earth teach us?
What does the soil teach us?
Lunch Break, Machinery Demonstration, and Networking
Our Journey Toward Regenerative Agriculture
Our Journey to Regenerative Farming
No-Till in Practice—Mistakes, Limitations, and Opportunities on 720 Hectares
No-Till in Practice—Mistakes, Limits, and Opportunities on 720 Hectares
Organic Matter Management in Practice: Through the Examples of On-Farm Minimum-Till and No-Till Practices
Organic Matter Management in Practice: On-Farm Examples of Min-Till and No-Till
Opening Ceremony on the Main Stage
Opening session on the main stage
Expectations for 2026 from HOLD's Perspective
Expectations for 2026 from HOLD’s Perspective
Practical Experiences / Candid Conversations (Small-Group Professional Consultation): A Great Opportunity for Farmers: Alternative Legumes in Regenerative Farming
Practical Experiences / Honest Conversations (Small-Group Professional Consultation): A Great Opportunity for Farmers: Alternative Legumes in Regenerative Farming
Lunch Break, Machinery Demonstration, and Networking
Practical Experiences / Candid Conversations (Small-Group Professional Consultation): The Myth of Sowing Barley in Békés—and the Effective Reality of Cost Savings
Practical Experiences / Honest Conversations (Small-Group Professional Consultation): The Myth of Sowing in the Rye in Békés—and the Real Efficiency of Cost Savings
Practical Experiences / Candid Conversations (Small-Group Professional Consultation): The Pitfalls and Drivers of Regenerative Farming—or How Being a Pioneer Requires a Sense of Balance
Practical Experiences / Honest Conversations (Small-Group Professional Consultation): Challenges and Opportunities in Regenerative Farming: Striking a Balance Between Demands
On-site registration:
8:00 - 9:00
Big ideas, leading experts - discover the deep connections between nature, farming and human health!
Opening
Opening session on the main stage
Rotational No-Till—What Do We See at Different Locations?
Rotation No-Till—What We See at the Various Locations
Measuring Change: Performance Indicators in Regenerative Agriculture
Measuring Change: Performance Indicators in Regenerative Agriculture
Benefits of Vertical Plant Residues
Advantages of Vertical Crop Residues
Lunch Break, Machinery Demonstration, and Networking
How Do We Get Started with No-Till Farming?
How to Get Started with No-Till
No-till and Strip-till, Side by Side on Heavy Clay Soil
No-till and Strip-till, Side by Side on Heavy Clay
Nutrient Supply Under No-Till Conditions
Nutrient Supply Under No-Till Conditions
Shorter, focused presentations that offer immediately applicable knowledge and fresh perspectives.
Opening Ceremony on the Main Stage
Opening session on the main stage
The bird of the sky neither plows nor sows, yet the fields sustain it. Neither do I plow nor sow, yet I make a living among you
The bird of the sky neither plows nor sows, yet the land sustains it. I neither plow nor sow, yet I live among you.
Experiences from No-Till Farms
Experiences from No-Till Farms
Soil Fauna, Its Presence, and Diversity
Soil Fungi: Presence and Diversity
Dream, Theory, Practice in Magos Valley—Soil-Building Organic Vegetable Farming Using the No-Till Compost Mulch Method
Dream, Theory, Practice in MagosVölgy - Soil-building organic vegetable production using the compost mulch method without crop rotation
Lunch Break, Machinery Demonstration, and Networking
The Application of Remote Sensing Methods in Soil Management Monitoring and Biomass Estimation
Application of Remote Sensing Methods in Monitoring Soil Cultivation and Estimating Biomass
Spring Direct Seeding and Its Challenges in Marosszög
Challenges of Spring Direct Seeding in the Maros Region
Opening Ceremony on the Main Stage
Opening session on the main stage
Practical Experiences / Candid Conversations (Small-Group Professional Consultation): I started a no-till small farm 4 years ago
Practical Experiences / Honest Conversations (Small-Group Professional Consultation): I started a no-till small farm 4 years ago
Lunch Break, Machinery Demonstration, and Networking
Practical Experience / Candid Discussions (Small-Group Professional Consultation): Rotational Cattle Grazing on Arable Land, Grassland, and Cover Crops
Practical Experiences / Honest Conversations (Small-Group Professional Consultation): Intermittent cattle grazing on arable land, grassland, and cover crops
Practical Experiences / Candid Conversations (Small-Group Professional Consultation): Successful Complex No-Till Family Farming
Practical Experiences / Honest Conversations (Small-Group Professional Consultation): Successful Complex No-Till Family Farming
On-site attendance is limited to 400 people—if the event reaches capacity,
New ticket buyers can follow the conference online using the same ticket.
Starting at midnight on January 27, 2026 Tickets for in-person attendance are no longer available.
With tickets purchased after that, you can attend the performances You can follow it via a live online broadcast.
After 8:00 p.m. on January 28, 2026, ticket sales will close permanently.
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ARCHIVE
Recordings of the lectures are limited
They will be available for viewing for a limited time.
Additional Information
Jaka, Airport
January 29–30, 2026.
On-site registration
Every day
8:00 a.m. – 9:00 a.m.
Opening
January 29, 2026.
09:00
Visiting hours
Every day
9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.