About Indigo Ag
Indigo is leveraging science and technology to help improve the sustainability and profitability of the agriculture industry.
Indigo is leveraging science and technology to help improve the sustainability and profitability of the agriculture industry.
Since 2013, we have pursued innovative ways for science and technology to drive sustainability and profitability in agriculture. With our mission, we are focused on four key principles:
Our company was built on the discovery that the microbes in and around plants have the potential to dramatically improve crop resilience in the face of stresses (including drought, heat, cold, and pathogenic bacteria, fungi, and insects) and to offer a sustainable means of improving crop yields in the face of climate change.
This foundation formed the basis for our mission of harnessing nature to help farmers sustainably feed the planet and the expansion of product offerings over time.
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Carbon by Indigo enables farmers to earn income for adopting sustainable practices that lead to the production of high-quality, registry-issued carbon credits. The credits help corporations achieve their climate action goals by complementing their own emission reduction steps.
This is the largest carbon farming program by acres enrolled worldwide and is the first to produce verified, registry-issued ag carbon credits at scale. The Climate Action Reserve issued ~20,000 carbon credits to Indigo in June 2022 for purchase by our corporate customers.
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Our Biological Products, biotrinsic® by Indigo, harness the power of the plant microbiome to protect crops from diseases, pests, and environmental stresses such as soil nutrient deficiency and drought. By leveraging our unique biological discovery capabilities, we can rapidly identify microbes proven to be beneficial to crops. We then develop, formulate, and commercialize these proprietary products, typically delivered in the form of a seed coating, for farmers around the world.
We currently have ~25 products across five major crops and four core stresses. These products enable farmers to maintain or improve yields while reducing the negative environmental impact of conventional crop inputs such as synthetic fertilizers, pesticides, and fungicides.
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