In the News

AgriTalk with Chip Flory invites Indigo to discuss the rise in private industry support for agriculture’s opportunity as a solution to climate change and the company's work to quantify and reward farmers’ climate efforts through high quality carbon credits. 

WWD highlights a sourcing partnership between The North Face and Indigo Ag focused on supplying identity-preserved cotton for a regenerative collection expected to hit store shelves in fall 2022.

In a continued display of leadership from the private industry on climate, Indigo has announced a new crop of global companies committed to advancing agriculture’s potential as a solution to climate change. They join a growing list of organizations across diverse industries accelerating and scaling the potential of agriculture as a nature-based solution through the purchase of verified offsets and regenerative supply chain sourcing. Indigo Carbon growers have committed to adopting new beneficial practice changes on nearly 2 million acres since the launch of the program, with the first validated credits to be issued later this year.

Successful Farming covers the emergence of carbon markets as an additional revenue stream for farmers, highlighting Indigo's efforts to connect companies looking to address their carbon footprints with farmers adopting beneficial farming practices. 

The Memphis Business Journal highlights Indigo Ag as an honoree in its annual ranking of Best Places to Work, noting the spirit of innovation that plays a significant role in the company’s culture.

Feed & Grain covers the recent addition of ag industry veteran Corey Jorgensen to Indigo's team and promotion of Persis Elavia to bring greater focus to deliver value through operational excellence, customer focus and improved partnering across the ecosystem.

The IndyStar highlights the opportunities and challenges facing the emerging market for ag carbon credits as farmers increasingly adopt more beneficial farming practices. 

The Indianapolis Star continues coverage of agriculture as a potential climate change solution, citing Indigo on the role of consumer voice in accelerating the adoption of climate smart practices.

Software Engineering Daily features Indigo's David Potere discussing how the company is leveraging software engineering to create a more efficient agriculture system. 

The company appoints former Chief Technology Officer of GrubHub Maria Belousova as Chief Digital Officer and Elizabeth Graham as Chief Operating Officer. Belousova and Graham will further refine and open access to Indigo's data-driven crop production and marketing platform. Building upon the expertise of Indigo’s C-Suite with backgrounds driving value for multiple stakeholders, the new hires will play key roles in delivering upon Indigo’s promise to facilitate agricultural progress for customers around the world. ​