Tennessee
"We are looking for ways to use regeneration – especially with cover crops – to maximize that output. If you can make your business thrive without putting as many chemicals in, then you are going to end up making a more profitable crop."
Ohio 19,000 acres
"Consumers are challenging our industry to do better, and we're answering that call."
Iowa 500 acres
"We just need to change our mindset and utilize what the earth gives us in agriculture. More carbon in the soil will create healthy soils, bring back the biology, and create a more resilient system. And while we are at it, we can help save the earth.”
Tennessee 2,000 acres
“Our biggest hurdle was changing our mindset from farming out of a chemical jug to working with Mother Nature to do the work.”
Kansas 2,500 acres
“Most farmers are already environmentalists: they want what’s best for their land, the next generation, and the world’s soil. Indigo Carbon is just another way to step up more, and pass the farm on to their sons and daughters.”
Arkansas 8,000 acres
"We were going to change the way we farmed completely or we were going to change jobs. It was time to change the way we farmed."
Indigo Carbon supports farmers in their transition to more sustainable practices, delivering technological solutions and sponsor investments to reduce and sequester carbon dioxide into agricultural soils.
Step 1
Farmers enroll in Indigo Carbon, then implement practices to reduce carbon emissions and increase soil carbon.
Step 2
Net changes in greenhouse gas emissions and soil carbon levels from those practices are calculated by Indigo. Carbon credits are independently verified, validated, and issued by a leading carbon registry.
Step 3
By purchasing farmer credits, supporters catalyze climate and community impact while meeting their sustainability goals.
Step 4
Farmers use additional revenue from credits as an incentive to adopt practices faster, boosting their bottom line and climate impact.
