Regenerative Farmer Award Pool supports farmers who are working to rebuild soil health and increase soil carbon in dry, degraded, or desert-risk regions. Each award is tied to a project record. The record should show what was tested, where the test was taken, what regenerative practice was used, what changed over time, and what proof was posted before an award is made. A farmer record may begin with a baseline soil carbon test. The project then documents the soil-building practice being used, such as compost application, cover cropping, reduced disturbance, managed grazing, biochar, water-retention improvements, erosion control, native planting, or another approved regenerative practice. Follow-up testing, field notes, photos, receipts, maps, lab reports, or reviewer notes may then be added to show progress. Awards are made from the pool after review. Stronger award cases should show a clear baseline, a real practice change, a follow-up result or progress record, and enough supporting proof for the bucket record to be publicly understandable. Supporters may receive identity NFTs tied to the award pool. These NFTs record participation in the program and may later unlock project updates, farmer stories, field reports, educational content, or other experiences connected to the regenerative farming effort.