What is Indigo the market?
About Indigo
Utilizing beneficial plant microbes and agronomic insights, Indigo works with growers to sustainably produce high-quality harvests. The company then connects growers and buyers directly to bring these harvests to market.
What is Indigo transport?
Indigo Transport is a full-service digital logistics platform designed to connect shippers and carriers for the efficient haul of agricultural products. Indigo Transport is integrated within Indigo Marketplace™ to enable access to a range of buyers, including those outside of a grower's immediate market.
Is Indigo AG a public company?
I say “as soon as you can” because Indigo Ag isn't publicly traded. Nor is there any IPO news swirling around the company. But a company like this, growing so quickly with such enormous upside potential in the huge U.S. agriculture market, will inevitably be acquired or go public.
What are carbon credits for farmers?
The credits are financial instruments generated by projects that reduce or avoid the release of greenhouse gases, such as solar farms or tree-plantings. The projects' owners can sell the credits to companies who then use them to make claims of offsetting the climate impact of their operations.
Can farmers get paid for carbon credits?
A limited number of farms also can earn offsets that they can sell to companies that need to offset their emissions, which is the goal of ag carbon markets. The California program works by imposing limits on refiners, power plants and other emitters, requiring them to buy allowances for their emissions.
How much can you make from carbon farming?
“A 1000-hectare wheat farm that's sequestering three tonnes per hectare per annum is going to be making 3000 carbon credits a year,” Mr Wood said. “At $20 a tonne, that's $60,000 that will pay for the cost of managing that project and create an income stream to the landholder.”
What is Indigoag?
Indigo Agriculture is a Boston, Massachusetts-based agricultural technology company that works with plant microbes, aiming to improve yields of cotton, wheat, corn, soybeans, and rice. The company also offers crop storage and other logistics programs for farmers.