Mans al Terra is a community that builds itself. A community of people and entities that connect with a global purpose: Saving the soil through regenerative agriculture.


This general purpose can be understood in very different ways by each one of us depending on our context, background and consciousness.

To save the soil is to give back to it the organic matter that we extract from it in the form of food and other resources, which we usually do not give back to it. To save the soil is to free it from the burden of private property and turn it into a common good, free from speculative pressures.

Saving the soil means planting trees, cultivating plant covers that protect it from the direct action of the sun's rays. It is to restore its capacity to absorb rainwater, to allow it to once again become the home of insects and micro-organisms.


To save the soil is to allow a network of micro-roots to extend under our feet and cover unimaginable extensions as a nervous system. Saving the soil is... whatever you feel it means.


Whatever meaning this purpose has for you, achieving it is a collective, very long-term task. A task that we cannot tackle individually and whose duration undoubtedly transcends our lifetime.

Mans al Terra was created as a laboratory for prototypes of regenerative projects. In order to develop its activity, it still needs economic resources and that is why we are approaching you through l'aixeta so that you can do your bit to dynamise the construction of an alternative territory of life that, in the long term, will cease to be so.