Indigo Ag customers across agriculture are addressing their business challenges with innovative technology and data-backed solutions.
Illinois ag retailer Xceleration Ag LLC has seen promising results of biotrinsic® seed treatments. They share about how biotrinsic® helps their customers grow with confidence.
North Dakota farmer Paul Overby and his wife started exploring reduced tillage, cover crops, and crop rotation on their 1300-acre operation. Since then, they’ve seen labor and cost savings, better yields and quality, increased soil health, and a new carbon sequestration revenue stream.
175 farmers produced the world’s first crop of registry-issued agricultural carbon credits at scale. But why does this matter? Hear more from farmers first-hand on the benefits.
Zach and Mike see the soil benefits of these practices for themselves using a water infiltration test.
Lance Unger and his family adopted cover crops and "minimal tillage" on their Southwest Indiana row crop farm. They've since seen increased soil health and productivity, while also earning additional income for carbon credits in year 1 of participating in Carbon By Indigo.
Hear from Carbon Supporter Carol Shu at The North Face on sourcing plans for 2022.
Hear Anheuser-Busch Rice Agronomy Manager Bill Jones share one way that data will be a core part of the company's grain sourcing strategy this year.
On 2N2E Farms in Oklahoma, Mark Nault has seen increased soil health and reduced costs from implementing cover crops and no till.
Quinn’s soil has made a transformation using cover crops, no till, and grazing.
Corteva's Digital Business Manager tells us about what he's focused on in 2022 to help farmers be more profitable.
On her family’s farm in Ohio, Kasey Bryant Bamberger uses digital technology and natural microbiology to enrich her soil and produce a healthier crop.
biotrinsic™ has benefited Will Tipton's farm, even on some of their tougher soil types.
Watch Indigo Carbon Supporter and Head of Sustainability at JPMorgan Chase & Co., Marisa Buchanan share the one aspect the company is most focused on in its 2021 ESG strategy.
Watch Carbon farmer Eric Miller in Iowa talk about the practice change he is most excited to make to improve his profitability and sustainability next season.
Indiana farmer Ken Rulon has been using no-till and cover crops for decades—and has the data to shows benefits. Some of those benefits include increasing his profitability by reducing costs on pesticides and insecticides and focusing on having something in the ground all year.
A decade after taking his first steps toward practices that benefit the soil, Adam continues to maximize his profitability and reduce his expenses by introducing new practices.
Mike Bretz's point of view was: “If we can actually make agriculture more profitable and improve soil health, why not go do it?” Mike jumped in headfirst with all 450 acres into beneficial practices, planting cover crops first and going for another round his second season.
In 2013, crop prices were falling faster than the input prices, making turning a profit hard to impossible. The changes Steve made helped him make a profit and have more time with his family.
Iowa farmer Kyle Schnell found the more he applies beneficial practices such as cover crops, grazing, and no-till, the more his profits increase. He spends less and earns more.
With mounting chemical prices, Tony Hein thought to himself, “I’ve got to do something different.” Exploring beneficial practices has helped Tony save costs while improving his soil health.
Our farmers are looking for options like biotrinsic® so they can feel confident starting the season. We’ve seen strong performance from these biologicals on our demo plots - the crops produced are healthier and more resilient. It’s been great to partner with Indigo, and we’re excited to see the portfolio continue to grow .
Become a retailerCorporations both in and outside of the ag supply chain are working towards achieving their sustainability targets with Indigo.
We have had a longstanding attention to environmental stewardship because we know that our collective success depends on it. We’ve been waiting to be able to funnel money towards carbon neutral certification in a way that builds value for our farmers’ businesses. That wasn’t possible until Indigo Ag’s verification standard was approved. It gives us a market mechanism to drive revenue to farmers and helps all of us to succeed.
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