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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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More money per acre for less work with new Indigo Ag carbon program updates

The only company to consistently generate high-quality, registry issued carbon credits adds incentives, simplifies enrollment

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Indigo Ag Expands Powerful Scope 3 Product to Full Suite of Solutions

Product expansion builds on five years of Scope 3 success working with world’s leading food companies. BOSTON (December 7, 2023) – Indigo Ag, an innovative leader and...

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Indigo Ag Announces FieldFlex for Sustainability Program Flexibility

Successful Farming reports on Indigo Ag's FieldFlex announcement.

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Indigo Ag and Red Trail Energy Collaborate on Sustainable Biofuels to Maximize Benefits From Clean Fuel Tax Credit Programs

Companies will leverage Indigo Ag’s proven measurement, verification and reporting capabilities to calculate field level carbon intensity and unlock new opportunities for...

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AgFunder
07/21/2016

Indigo Raises $100m in Agtech’s Largest Funding Round, Launches First Seed Coating Product

By Lauren Manning

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Business Insider
07/21/2016

Plants have a microbiome just like humans — and it could transform how our food is produced

By Ariel Schwartz

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The Boston Globe
07/20/2016

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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Big Think
04/14/2016

Indigo Is Researching Microbes So We Can Feed the next Billion People

By Natalie Shoemaker

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The Verge
02/19/2016

One Startup’s Plan to Grow More Crops: Put The Germs Back In

By Ben Popper

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Fast Company
02/19/2016

These Probiotics For Plants Could Help Feed The World

By Adele Peters

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The Boston Globe
02/19/2016

Startup Indigo wants to use bacteria to create hardy super-crops

By Nidhi Subbaraman

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Fortune
02/19/2016

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

More money per acre for less work with new Indigo Ag carbon program updates

Indigo Ag Expands Powerful Scope 3 Product to Full Suite of Solutions

Recent Features

Indigo Ag Announces FieldFlex for Sustainability Program Flexibility

Indigo Ag and Red Trail Energy Collaborate on Sustainable Biofuels to Maximize Benefits From Clean Fuel Tax Credit Programs

Indigo Raises $100m in Agtech’s Largest Funding Round, Launches First Seed Coating Product

Plants have a microbiome just like humans — and it could transform how our food is produced

Indigo raises $100m to help grow hardier crops

Will microbes save agriculture?

Indigo Is Researching Microbes So We Can Feed the next Billion People

One Startup’s Plan to Grow More Crops: Put The Germs Back In

These Probiotics For Plants Could Help Feed The World

Startup Indigo wants to use bacteria to create hardy super-crops

This Startup Wants to Use Bacteria to Revolutionize How Our Food Is Produced

Startup Bets Its Magic Touch on Seeds Can Boost Crop Yields

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