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Low Carbon Practice Farming? Microalgae Regenerative farming? Yes. Apply microalgae as soil regenerative agents, even apply in composting, it will help a lot. Low Carbon Pratice Poultry? Microalgae Regenerative Poultry? Yes. Apply microalgae as extra micro nutrients for chicken, it will help a lot as well. ESG initiatives for your company? Yes. You can adopt the project and help the community in rural area especially in Sik, Kedah, Malaysia. (The community we engaging now) help them to understand what is regenerative agriculture and also food sustainability. When you adopt the microalgae farming as well, you can help the environment reduce certain carbon dioxide. How can you include this to your ESG? Then, we will help you to do the impact data collection and ESG reporting for your project adoption by using TT Green Software system (GRI verified and include TCFD standard) How much GHG reduction impact you do? How you bring the social impact to the community? All in one. #esg #esgreporting #esginvesting #esgproject #esgperformance #atozcarboncycle #carboncycle #carbonreduction #socialimpact #socialentrepreneurship #microalgae #chlorella #farming #farminginnovation #farmingforthefuture

👨🌾 We are transitioning to a more productive, sustainable and environmentally conscious agriculture 👩🌾   An important part of this transition is identifying new practices and means to reduce greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) from crop production, with innovations including digital tools offering a readily available solution to help address this challenge.   As it stands, rice production, a staple food for more than 50% of the world’s population, is widely regarded as one of the largest contributors of GHG emissions, accounting for nearly 48% of all GHG from croplands. The biggest impact from rice production is notably methane gas, which like carbon dioxide, adds to global warming.   It’s on that note, I am pleased to announce that in Japan we are taking positive steps to help reduce methane emissions in rice production this growing season.   By using optimally timed advice from xarvio FIELD MANAGER, rice farmers can extend the mid-drying period by at least seven days. This leads to reduced methane emissions of up to 30%, while ultimately improving yield and quality.   Furthermore, farmers can use the information documented in xarvio FIELD MANAGER to apply for the country’s J-Credits scheme, which is possible via platform integration with government-certified project operators Faeger Co. Ltd. and Green Carbon Inc.   Making it easier for Japan’s rice farmers to participate in the J-Credits scheme improves efficiency, increases profitability and helps them to meet the methane reduction targets set out in the county’s MIDORI strategy for sustainable food systems.   At xarvio® Digital Farming Solutions, we remain focused on enhancing our products and pursuing collaborations that deliver measurable benefits to farmers, agronomists and society.🌎 🌱 More information here: https://lnkd.in/ewr9fPY5 CC: Nathan. S. Quigley, Kayoko Kitahara, Soichiro Fuji, Peter Barghusen, Shinsuke Noda, Clemens Graf von Hardenberg, Vania Gortcheva

1️⃣ Credibility, 2️⃣ Clarity 3️⃣ Control = three things Australian farmers are looking for before they make the leap into carbon farming. evokeAG 2025 Platinum Partners, Elders, has delivered. Its carbon farming service is the newest offering from one of Australia’s oldest agribusinesses and Elders hope it’ll catalyse adoption for farmers still on the fence. “We differ in that we aim to support farmers in controlling their own destiny… rather than farmers being locked in someone else’s project and forgoing credits as part of this,” explained Dave McKeon, head of Elders’ innovation and sustainable agriculture arm, Thomas Elder Sustainable Agriculture. “As the carbon market develops and prices rise, it will become increasingly important that farmers seek out trusted advice and ultimately make the call that suits your business.” “But the solutions need to be realistic about what’s possible; pragmatic about how it works within the context of the farm business; and farmer-first.” Read more 👉 https://bit.ly/3yRDfZu

« Regenerative agriculture has several advantages. Firstly, it can improve agricultural yields by improving soil health, its ability to retain water and by reducing soil erosion. According to a report on regenerative agriculture in Africa, its implementation could increase crop yields by 13% by 2040 and up to 40% in the future. This would help feed the world's growing population. In addition, regenerative agriculture can reduce emissions from agriculture by transforming cultivated land into a carbon sink. Up to 40% of ice-free land is used for agriculture and livestock farming and can naturally absorb CO2 from the atmosphere. According to the Drawdown project, this restored farmland could absorb between 2.6 and 13.6 gigatonnes of CO2 per year. In short, regenerative agriculture offers benefits such as improved crop yields and reduced CO2 emissions. It offers sustainable solutions for feeding the world's population while preserving the environment. » #regnerative #agriculture #ctrm #agritech

As the global population is projected to reach nearly 9.8 billion by 2050, the demand for agricultural products will surge, challenging current farming practices to be more sustainable and less environmentally damaging. This blog explores the crucial role of fertilizers, their impacts, and how regenerative agricultural practices offer a sustainable path forward. Read the full article by Associate Appraiser, Joshua DeGraw: https://lnkd.in/griggWwC #peoplescompany #blog #blogpost #sustainablefarming #populationgrowth #fertilizer #regenerativeagriculture

“We leave no one behind, especially those who have been feeding humanity for thousands of years” Start-ups Meatosys and Respect Farms are bringing cultivated meat production directly to farms. This decentralised approach to production offers farmers the chance to transition towards more sustainable and animal friendly meat production. By leveraging renewable energy on these farms, focusing on scale-out rather than scale-up, and utilising existing agricultural side streams, this model may create a circular and sustainable system. It also ensures farmers remain involved in the production of our food. 

How Indian farmers can increase their revenue from their limited farms? #agricuture #agrotechindustry #agricultureinnovations https://lnkd.in/dQh7yy4z Let us explore proactive measures, Indian farmers can navigate the complexities of agriculture more effectively and achieve sustainable income growth from their farms.

Why is regenerative not just a list of "better" farming practices? "The “checklist of practices” approach is limited, first of all, because it ignores the fact that farming systems and ecological contexts around the world vary wildly.... Regeneration is about creating whole-system health. It does not matter if a program or an organisation or a company promotes best-in-industry no-till methods or the most diverse cover crop seed mixes if the farmers are still expected to make that transition and bear the resulting financial risk on their own." I love this article, which is packed with salient points about risks the regenerative movement faces. If you boil regenerative agriculture down to a checklist of practices, promoting it can look a lot like the green revolution; outside "experts" telling farmers that they need to change their farming systems without addressing the underlying systems of power and inequity that have perpetuated extraction in the first place. Article written by my old coworker and sweet friend Mari Stuart, the current Head of Regenerative Agriculture at Materra. https://lnkd.in/gzqMTttb #regenerativeagriculture #regeneration #carbonfarming #biodiversity #farmerequity

Check out the latest game-changer in farming – Agrocote with eqo.x® release technology! This revolutionary Controlled-Release Fertilizer (CRF) comes with a biodegradable coating, transforming the way we farm. But the real excitement comes from recent trials that highlight the incredible benefits of this product! Agrocote with eqo.x technology is significantly impacting sustainable farming. In the recent trial conducted at NMI b.v. (Nitrogen Management Institute, The Netherlands), it slashed nitrogen losses by an impressive 58%, reduced NH3 volatilization by 60%, and cut N2O emissions by over 10%. And that's not all – beyond its sustainability benefits, Agrocote with eqo.x technology was found to be boosting crop yield by more than 30% and achieving an outstanding 80%+ improvement in nitrogen use efficiency compared to traditional urea treatments. Discover how Agrocote with eqo.x technology is reshaping the future of farming for the better in our Knowledge Hub. Dive into the details here: https://bit.ly/42DbHl2 #Sustainability #Agriculture #Innovation #ICLGrowingSolution

As regenerative agriculture moves from being a buzzword into on-farm practice embraced by the value chain and farmers alike, AgriBusiness Global recently interviewed Jordan Le Roux, Senior Director of Sustainability at Kynetec, on what regenerative agriculture means, and the numbers behind the trend. Read full interview here: https://lnkd.in/gcVtJuRt #Sustainability #RegenerativeAg #CropProtection