Indigo In the News (27)

Catona Climate Secures 250,000 High-Quality Nature-Based Credits from Indigo Ag’s Carbon Program Through New Strategic Partnership

Highly-rated regenerative agriculture project selected by Catona for climate impact as well as significant environmental and social benefits.

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Indigo Ag and Truterra launch strategic collaboration to accelerate adoption of agriculture sustainability solutions

November 18, 2024 – Indigo Ag and Truterra today announced a strategic collaboration aimed at simplifying, expanding and accelerating the adoption of ag sustainability...

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Indigo Ag’s Carbon Program to deliver record carbon credits to Microsoft

Microsoft purchased 40,000 carbon credits verified and issued in accordance with requirements of the Climate Action Reserve’s Soil Enrichment Protocol Largest ever single...

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vocativ
03/15/2017

Ag Companies Are Looking To Feed The World With Microbes

By Alexandra Ossola

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KBTX
03/8/2017

"From the Ground Up": West Texas cotton yields 10% higher

View the interviewwith Greg Sword, professor of entomology at Texas A&M, on KBTX.

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New research data published in Frontiers in Microbiology confirm the microbiome’s potential to impact plant health

Beneficial microbes—referred to as endophytes—are sourced in nature and can be re-introduced into the plant through seed coating to improve plant health in agriculture ...

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Agriculture takes promising step towards boosting crop yields

By Clive Cookson

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Indigo’s Preliminary Commercial Data Demonstrate Significant Yield Gains for Growers with Plant Microbiome Product

Indigo™ Cotton demonstrated an average yield improvement of 11% in the target environment of West Texas Farmers experienced productivity gains in diverse growing conditions...

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The Boston Globe
12/31/2016

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...

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Indigo to partner with Flinders University in South Australia

At Indigo, we seek to partner with academic institutions worldwide in their research dedicated to the plant microbiome. These partnerships are essential as we work to bring...

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Wired
10/10/2016

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...

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Catona Climate Secures 250,000 High-Quality Nature-Based Credits from Indigo Ag’s Carbon Program Through New Strategic Partnership

Indigo Ag and Truterra launch strategic collaboration to accelerate adoption of agriculture sustainability solutions

Indigo Ag’s Carbon Program to deliver record carbon credits to Microsoft

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Ag Companies Are Looking To Feed The World With Microbes

"From the Ground Up": West Texas cotton yields 10% higher

New research data published in Frontiers in Microbiology confirm the microbiome’s potential to impact plant health

Agriculture takes promising step towards boosting crop yields

Indigo’s Preliminary Commercial Data Demonstrate Significant Yield Gains for Growers with Plant Microbiome Product

10 Mass. companies to watch in 2017

Indigo to partner with Flinders University in South Australia

Farmers Are Manipulating Microbiomes to Help Crops Grow

Microbiome Companies Attract Big Investments

To save on water, seeds get microbes

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