Reduce Scope 3 emissions and secure supply chain resilience
Unlock the potential of regenerative agriculture to make our food systems more resilient and help solve our biggest climate and environmental challenges.
We bring you closer to suppliers in your value chain for a collective transition to regenerative agriculture that delivers positive outcomes for nature, business, and people. By financially rewarding farmers and incentivising change, we gain access to primary field-level data, either within your supplier network or supply shed.
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Why Agreena?
We connect people, nature and technology to give farmers and companies the agency to make real change possible.
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Field and farm-level traceability
Source and analyse actual field-level data to identify regions and crops that have the greatest potential for emissions reductions.
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Direct farmer engagement
Engage our powerful network of farmers, soil science and agronomy experts and get project development support from Europe's largest soil carbon programme.
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Cutting-edge MRV
Leverage data calibration and collection for real-time continuous monitoring with in-house digital MRV leveraging remote sensing and machine learning.
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Transition co-financing
Fuel the farmer’s transition by channeling residual outcomes to the voluntary carbon market, other supply chain financiers, and financial institutions.
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Regen Ag co-benefits
Access field-level regen ag practices and co-benefits for environmental impact claims including those related to biodiversity, soil health and water.
Get in touchHow we address the barriers that prevent corporates from scaling regenerative agriculture
Practice verification requires new capabilities
Monitoring and verifying Regen Ag practices at scale require cost-efficient MRV technology and deep agricultural expertise.
Lack of access to farmers and primary data
Lack of direct farmer contact makes it difficult to mobilise farmers and collect farm-level data at scale.
Farmers need long term support
Many farmers must overcome financial, knowledge and community barriers before considering the regenerative transition.
Lack of co-financing mechanisms
Crop rotation and a fragmented supplier landscape make stand-alone investments in Regen Ag financially non-viable.
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“We’ve noticed improvement in yield quality and soil resilience. The benefit of digital technology helps us better understand our soils and the fields that we farm.”
Toby Simpson
Farmer on the AgreenaCarbon programme
Peterborough, UK
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