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Heading to the Regen Ag Summit hosted by Kisaco Research in Chicago next week? Let’s connect! Regenerative agriculture is a strategic investment in supply chain resilience, risk management, and future-proofing farm operations. At Indigo Ag, we’re helping businesses align sustainability with economic value—improving margins, reducing volatility, and unlocking new revenue streams. Join us for these events or see us at booth #4 at #RegenAgSummit: 🌽 Field Day – afternoon of March 25th – See firsthand how regenerative ag strengthens supply chains and builds on-farm resiliency. Interested in joining us? Reach out to Leigh Cooper Swisher 🍽️ Executive Dinner hosted by Terrascope – March 25th – Ewan Lamont will moderate a poignant discussion on the future of sustainability. Express interest here: https://lnkd.in/gMMJDB-F 🍽️ Breakfast Workshop – March 27th – Explore corporate strategies to maximize the outcomes of regenerative agriculture systems with industry leaders. Reach out to the Kisaco team to express interest. Let’s talk about how we can turn insights into impact—driving measurable business outcomes through regenerative agriculture. Ewan Lamont, Leigh Cooper Swisher, Kara Burch, Dan Rudeen, Curtis Trueb  Learn more about our solutions - https://lnkd.in/etQkrpnn

Indigo Ag and Google Partner to Advance Regenerative Agriculture Learn more & get our take 👇 https://lnkd.in/gXdWeBiJ "Our collaboration is another step toward verifiable positive impact on natural resources, the environment, and climate through our robust and trusted mitigation strategies." — Dean Banks, CEO at Indigo Ag "We believe this initiative can serve as a useful model to enable technology leaders to meet their climate and stewardship goals." — Ewan Lamont, Head of Sustainability Solutions at Indigo Ag "By providing farmers with the necessary resources to adopt water-saving practices, we're demonstrating how sustainable agriculture can create tangible, positive change." — Ben Townsend, Head of Infrastructure Strategy & Sustainability at Google #SoANews

On a negative 30-degree February morning in Nebraska, Matthew Rebenitsch was balancing two things at once—entering data to unlock new carbon farming revenue and helping his 62-year-old mother round up loose cows in the yard. That's the kind of dedication and resilience we're celebrating today! Farmers like Matthew are the reason we innovate. Farming sustainably to preserve the land for future generations is what truly matters. Your time belongs with your family and your land; the farm records required to unlock a carbon revenue stream shouldn't take that time away from you. Indigo is proud of the efficiencies we've created, giving back precious time to our growers. This #NationalAgDay, we're proud to support the hardworking men and women who feed, fuel, and sustain the world. Learn more about how you can get involved: https://hubs.li/Q03ckPht0

Heading to North American Carbon World next week? Let’s connect! 🌎💡 Indigo Ag is driving innovation in climate solutions, and our team is ready to talk about key topics to help you understand and prepare for the future of carbon markets. Don’t miss these sessions at #NACW: 📅 Tuesday, 3/25 at 9am PT – Workshop: “Permanence Innovation: New Frontiers in Risk Management for Scalable Nature Climate Solutions," hosted by American Forest Foundation, featuring Max DuBuisson. 📅 Tuesday, 3/25 at 4pm PT – Workshop: "Unlocking Soil’s Power: How Innovation is Scaling Soil Carbon as a High Integrity Climate Solution," hosted by Indigo + Microsoft, featuring Ryan Pape 📅 Wednesday, 3/26 at 1:30pm PT – Panel session: “The Challenges & Opportunities for Agricultural Solutions,” featuring Max DuBuisson. Let’s talk sustainability, innovation, and what’s next for carbon markets. See you there! Learn more: https://hubs.li/Q03ckPgt0

Indigo Ag’s CLIPS device has been recognized in the ASABE - American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers AE50 Awards, standing alongside major drivers in the agricultural innovation sector. “This year’s batch of AE50 winners is another excellent mix of full machines, major systems, software, and never-seen-before technological solutions, all significantly advancing agriculture into the future.” – ASABE Executive Director Darrin Drollinger in an article with High Plains Journal. Read the full article and find the list of winners: https://hubs.li/Q03bX2nP0 Learn more about CLIPS: https://hubs.li/Q03bX9S_0

Permanence is a constant challenge for NCS projects, but this panel is looking towards a solution-driven future. AFF is hosting a session at #NACW on “Permanence Innovation: new frontiers in risk management for scalable natural climate solutions.” Join AFF Senior Manager of Environmental Markets Calvin Tran, AFF Lead Scientist Lynn Riley, Verra CEO Mandy Rambharos, Kita Managing Director, Insurance James Kench, CFA, and Indigo Head of Impact & Integrity Max DuBuisson on Tuesday March 25th at 9:00 AM for a permanence discussion you don’t want to miss! #NorthAmericanCarbonWorld #NCS #CarbonCredits #CreditPermanence #ProjectPermanence #CarbonProjects

Join Indigo Ag, AgriWebb & American Farmland Trust for an exclusive webinar exploring how on-ranch data collection + sustainability insights = a more resilient beef supply chain. 🥩📊 📅 March 19, 2025 ⏰ 1:00 PM CT / 2:00 PM ET 💻 Virtual – Sign up now! Don't miss out! Register now: https://hubs.li/Q03bMct40

Regenerative ag in action! 👏👏

By partnering with the root, W12 helps roots reach farther for nutrient and water exchange, helping plants thrive even in tough conditions. More reach, more resources, more resilience. 💪 See how Indigo is helping farmers boost plant health and profitability --> https://hubs.li/Q03byYmG0

Since our Mayes County data center was built in 2007, Oklahoma is one of the many places Google is proud to call home. As we continue to deliver on our commitment to benefit the watersheds where we operate, we're excited to share that Google is collaborating with Indigo Ag on regenerative agriculture in Oklahoma. Google’s $1.5 million contribution will help enable farmers in Oklahoma to adopt practices like cover cropping and no-till farming. This program aims to replenish an estimated 1.5 billion gallons of water over the next seven years in the Arkansas-Keystone and Lower Cimarron Basins.