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Australia's summer cropping season is fast approaching
While summer cropping prospects across much of rural Australia remain on tenderhooks without significant rain, Indigo Ag is helping ensure growers can hit the ground running once the season does turn.
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Soil sequestration's role in meaningful agricultural change
Encouraging meaningful change from the ground up, Indigo Ag has recently developed an initiative to deploy the most immediate, affordable and scalable opportunity to address climate change: agricultural soils. Currently available in the US, farmers are provided with the financial incentive to practice soil management and farming practices that sequester carbon.
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What The Terraton Initiative and Carbon Sequestration means for Regenerative Farming
Traditionally the scapegoat for changing global weather patterns, the agricultural industry is now poised as the perfect platform to help mitigate and address climate change.
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Is "Paddock to Plate" more than just a buzzword?
With latest ag-tech innovations ensuring produce traceability right down to the field, “paddock to plate” is much more than just a buzzword.
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What Indigo Ag's Partnership with Anheuser-Busch means for the future of microbes and agriculture.
Committed to developing a strong and sustainable agricultural future, Indigo Agriculture has partnered with key industry players to break new ground in the production of food and fiber. In the U.S., for example, Indigo recently announced a partnership with the country’s leading brewer, Anheuser-Busch, in which 2.2 million bushels of sustainably produced rice will be delivered for beer production. Within this supply agreement, rice will be produced with a 10% reduction in water and nitrogen fertiliser, while emitting 10% less greenhouse gases when compared to industry benchmarks.
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Indigo Ag's Satellite Imagery Drives Greater Efficiency
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Biotech startup Indigo Ag aims to upend agriculture with microbiology
Published by The Genetic Literacy Project with permission from Harvard Magazine
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A New Green Revolution?
Contributed by Jonathan Shaw
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How Indigo Is Harnessing Nature to Help Feed the Planet
David Perry, Indigo president and chief executive officer, discusses the company's agricultural technology with Bloomberg's Emily Chang on "Bloomberg Technology."(Source: Bloomberg)
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Grain Craft, Indigo partner for identity preserved wheat
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AgTech Startup Indigo Is Boston’s Newest Unicorn After $156M Series D
By Lucia Maffei
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Charlestown ag-tech startup becomes 'unicorn' after $156M round
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Indigo Harvests $156M to Boost Agtech R&D, Harness Crop Microbes
By Frank Vinluan
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Indigo Agriculture is Boston’s newest ‘unicorn’ startup
By Andy Rosen
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Tiny organisms could help crops endure droughts
By Eileen Mignoni
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Boston Startup Hopes Its Seeds Will Help Farmers Cope With Climate Change
By Asma Khalid
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Watch: Technology Pioneer Q&A with David Perry at the 2017 Annual Meeting of the New Champions
What are the most exciting innovations companies are working on around the world? David Perry, CEO and Director of Indigo Agriculture, participates in an exclusive Q&A with the 2017 World Economic Forum Technology Pioneers — a group of 30 global companies who are pioneering technology and innovation.
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A Movement Has Begun To Change The Way We Grow Our Food | Indigo AU
By David Perry
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Ag Companies Are Looking To Feed The World With Microbes
By Alexandra Ossola
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"From the Ground Up": West Texas cotton yields 10% higher
View the interview with Greg Sword, professor of entomology at Texas A&M, on KBTX.
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Agriculture takes promising step towards boosting crop yields | Indigo AU
By Clive Cookson
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10 Mass. companies to watch in 2017
At the former Hood dairy plant, scientists working for Indigo Agriculture are trying to coax bacteria and fungi to produce supercharged versions of everyday plants. If they succeed, farmers could begin harvesting crops that require less water and fewer pesticides, all without having to mess with a plant’s DNA. There’s a lot of money betting they can pull it off.
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Farmers Are Manipulating Microbiomes to Help Crops Grow
By Sarah Zhang
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Microbiome Companies Attract Big Investments
By Brian Gormley
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To save on water, seeds get microbes
A couple of Arkansans are key parts of a Massachusetts agritech research firm's plans to spend some $100 million to help farmers raise crops on less water and eventually help feed the planet's population more efficiently.
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Looking to double headcount, Charlestown food-tech startup raises $100M
By Greg Ryan
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Q&A: Indigo's CEO Reveals the Logic Behind Its Plant Microbiome Technology
By Olivia Vanni
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Indigo Raises $100M Series C, the 'Largest' Private Equity Round for an AgTech Co
By Dylan Martin
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[VIDEO] Innovating ag & boosting farmers' harvests
By Editorial Staff
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This Bug Startup Just Raised $100 Million To Fight Hunger
By Dan Primack
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New Way to Boost Crop Production Doesn’t Rely on GMOs or Pesticides
By Mike Orcutt
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[ARTICLE & VIDEO] A Seed Grows in Boston
By Signe Brewster
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New probiotic seeds grow crops that require less water to survive
By Alex Brokaw
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Indigo’s Microbial Tech for Crops Lands $100M to Fight Plant Stresses
By Frank Vinluan
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Ag-tech startup Indigo raises $100 million new funding round
By Heather Somerville
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Indigo Agricultural Raises $100M for Microbiome Crop Technology
By Tomio Geron
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Indigo Raises $100m in Agtech’s Largest Funding Round, Launches First Seed Coating Product
By Lauren Manning
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Plants have a microbiome just like humans — and it could transform how our food is produced
By Ariel Schwartz
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Indigo raises $100m to help grow hardier crops
By Curt Woodward
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Will microbes save agriculture?
By Geoffrey Mohan
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Indigo Is Researching Microbes So We Can Feed the next Billion People
By Natalie Shoemaker
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One Startup’s Plan to Grow More Crops: Put The Germs Back In
By Ben Popper
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These Probiotics For Plants Could Help Feed The World
By Adele Peters
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Startup Indigo wants to use bacteria to create hardy super-crops.
By Nidhi Subbaraman
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This Startup Wants to Use Bacteria to Revolutionize How Our Food Is Produced
By Beth Kowitt
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Startup Bets Its Magic Touch on Seeds Can Boost Crop Yields
By Mike Orcutt
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Indigo Agriculture Digs Up $30.5M to Bring Probiotics to Plants
By Lora Kolodny
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Indigo Is Mapping Plant Microbiomes To Produce Next Generation Crops
By Matthew Lynley