Protecting possibilities.

For growers. For customers. For a better future.

Potato field in bloom at sunset

For decades, we've worked alongside growers to test, validate, and scale sustainable agriculture practices that protect natural resources and strengthen potato production.

20+years of sustainable agriculture leadership
800+grower partners globally
240K+acres with sustainable agriculture practices implemented globally

Our approach to sustainable agriculture

Sustainable agriculture is built into how we grow
From water and energy stewardship to regenerative practices, grower partnerships, and scientific innovation.
Before we recommend a practice, we prove its worth
Sustainable practices are tested at our company and partner farms, 100 Circles in North America and Frontrunner Farms in Europe.
Supporting growers is fundamental
Our agronomists work alongside growers year-round, helping solve challenges in the field and supporting their long-term success.
Knowledge flows across our network
With more than 10 growing regions across diverse climates, we rapidly evaluate, adopt, and scale promising practices.
2033 isn't a distant goal – we're making progress toward it today
Farm-level carbon baselines, third-party certifications, and annual sustainability reporting translate our commitments into measurable results we can show you now, in 2033, and beyond.

Our proving grounds put sustainable agriculture to the test

We test practices at our company and partner farms, using real-world results to prove what works before encouraging broader adoption.

A toolbox of proven regenerative ag practices tailored to local growing conditions:

  • Integrated pest management
  • Soil monitoring
  • Cover cropping
  • Biodiversity protection
  • Sustainable water management
Aerial view of the circular irrigated fields at 100 Circles Farm in North America
Freshly harvested potatoes on a sorting conveyor at Frontrunner Farms
Agronomist in an orange safety vest examining a freshly harvested potato in the field

Welcome to our global growing regions

From the arid Pacific Northwest to the temperate maritime climate of the Netherlands, the harsh winters of Mongolia and the year-round rainfall of Argentina: different soil, different season, same standard of proof before anything is recommended.

World map of Lamb Weston growing regions: North America, EMEA, Inner Mongolia, Argentina and Australia

What our growers say

  • Gilles Klompe, potato grower in Dreischor

    Sustainable farming is essential for the future of agriculture. By increasing diversity and adopting regenerative practices, we can build more resilient farms for generations to come.

    Gilles KlompeDreischor, the Netherlands
  • Tom Harrison, potato grower in the United Kingdom

    The only way to keep producing high-quality potatoes for our customers and consumers is to farm sustainably. If we take the life out of our soils, there will be no food for the future.

    Tom HarrisonUnited Kingdom

  • Adopting sustainable farming practices today is essential for building healthier, more resilient soils and ensuring a stronger future for agriculture.

    Philip AvermaeteLinter, Belgium
Close-up of crispy fries with a dipping sauce

Because protecting agriculture today helps protect what's possible on your menu tomorrow