Regenerative agriculture (RegenAg) is an adaptive farming approach designed to improve soil health, enhance biodiversity, and increase climate resilience. It can provide a triple win: long-term economic benefits for farmers, more resilient and sustainable food production, and a positive environmental impact. Despite the compelling advantages of RegenAg, farmers often face hurdles during the transition phase due to set up costs and reductions in agricultural yields, which can result in a profitability dip. Photovoltaics (PV) can play a key role in helping farmers through this phase. Our report explores the use of Agri-PV. A method for integrating solar power generation with farming, Agri-PV is uniquely effective because it enables the production of agricultural goods and renewable energy from the same plot of land. To explore the true impact of Agri-PV, we conducted a study in Germany based on models of three farm archetypes – small, medium, and large.