Wide Open Agriculture

Wide Open Agriculture is an ASX-listed Australian company headquartered in Perth, Western Australia, dedicated to building profitable, regenerative food and farming enterprises in the grain and farming belt of Western Australia. Founded in 2015, the company operates through two integrated pillars: its farming operations, which practice regenerative agriculture on leased and owned land, and its food brand Dirty Clean Food, which connects consumers directly to produce from regeneratively managed farms. Wide Open Agriculture’s farming practices focus on improving soil health, rebuilding biodiversity, and restoring ecosystem function across the agricultural landscapes of the Western Australian wheatbelt — a region that has experienced significant ecological degradation through decades of intensive conventional farming. The company uses regenerative approaches including diverse crop rotations, minimal tillage, the introduction of deep-rooted perennial species, and biological inputs to gradually restore soil carbon, water retention capacity, and habitat diversity on its managed land. Wide Open Agriculture has invested in developing an alternative protein ingredient called Buntine Protein, produced from lupin beans grown on regeneratively managed Western Australian farms, targeting the growing market for plant-based food ingredients. The company publishes regular sustainability reports documenting its environmental and social performance, maintaining transparency with investors and stakeholders about its progress. Wide Open Agriculture represents a new generation of commercially oriented regenerative food companies that seek to align financial returns with ecological restoration.