Regenerative agriculture seeks to strengthen and restore the health of soils, ecosystems, biodiversity, water systems, and agricultural landscapes while producing food and supporting livelihoods. The Human Constitution explores our responsibility to steward land in ways that support both human well-being and the flourishing of life. Through Istima, regenerative agriculture reflects a shift from simply sustaining systems toward actively improving them. It invites farmers, communities, businesses, scientists, and policymakers to collaborate in creating food systems that are productive, resilient, and life-enhancing. The deeper opportunity is not only to reduce harm but to restore vitality, strengthen ecosystems, and contribute to a thriving future for generations to come.