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Just as mycorrhizae and plant roots thrive through natural symbiosis, certain soil bacteria serve as their most powerful allies.   A new collaboration between Groundwork BioAg and Indigo is building on that synergy. Together, we’re combining the strengths of mycorrhizal fungi and soil microbes to boost soil health, enhance crop resilience, and accelerate cropland carbon sequestration. TriplePundit spoke to A.J. (Ashok) Kumar, Indigo’s VP of Sustainability Sciences, and Yossi Kofman, Groundwork BioAg's CEO, to learn more about how the companies are joining forces to bring biologicals to commercial agriculture. Read the full story here: https://lnkd.in/dM6xzkDq Dan Grotsky Danny Levy Hanan Dor Bari Ruimy Kanwal Bhat (KK) #letyourgroundwork #soilsynergy #mycorrhizae #mycorrhizalfungi #soilbacteria #partnership #climatech

Farmers are being asked to grow more with less stability. One of the most promising solutions? Microbes in the soil. With support from the BIRD Foundation, Indigo Ag and Groundwork BioAg are studying how combining our microbial technologies can help improve crop resilience, increase soil fertility, reduce fertilizer emissions, and remove carbon from the atmosphere. This work is designed to give farmers better tools while supporting a more resilient agri-food system. TriplePundit talked with Groundwork BioAg's CEO, Yossi Kofman, and Indigo’s VP of Sustainability Sciences, A.J. (Ashok) Kumar, to explore how this partnership is pushing the boundaries of nature-based solutions. Thank you to our team actively involved in this research, including Donald Nelson, Sarah Craven Seaton, and Jason Sarver. 👉 Read the article: https://hubs.li/Q03kyBRp0

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Sometimes all it takes to have impact is bringing people together. That's my takeaway from a powerful field day in the Navajo Nation. Representatives from two different departments of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, a representative from USDA-NRCS, an extension specialist from Dine' College (formerly Navajo Community College), and Indigo all presented alongside our hosts the Yellowhair and Austin families who we've been working with to implement improved grazing management practices to build soil health and resilience. We covered everything from fencing, to district boundary agreements, to carrying capacity, to carbon markets. We also had some dialog across agencies and groups to help resolve open issues. It was so enthralling we had a horse stop by to listen (and he almost ran off with an Indigo hat!). We got to enjoy some delicious mutton and great conversations. I learned so much about Navajo history, the complexities of grazing permits and rights in reservations, and Thank you to the National Indian Carbon Coalition for partnership on this work. A huge thanks to Rick Gauger for coordinating and organizing the field day and to our hosts who graciously let us take over their barn for a few days.

With #EarthDay earlier this week, we celebrate the impact of farmers on the soil with over a megaton of reductions and removals of CO2e and nearly 100B gallons of water conserved across our Sustainability Solutions. In the words of our CEO, Dean Banks, our recent carbon credit issuance signified that, "we’ve reached a tipping point in our ability to mitigate business risk and strengthen rural communities." 🔗 https://hubs.li/Q03jY88q0 #SoilHealth #Resiliency #WaterConservation #RegenerativeAgriculture

We're excited to collaborate with Terrascope to deliver accurate carbon measurement and real on-farm impact, advancing sustainability in food and agriculture supply chains. Learn more about our partnership and how we can help accelerate your supply chain decarbonization journey ⬇️

🌱 This Earth Day, we’re reflecting on the power of nature. Check out our flashcards to learn how Flagship and our companies Indigo, CIBO Technologies, Inari, and Invaio are working with nature to advance agriculture toward a better future for people and the planet. Discover key concepts in our newest flashcards on agricultural health: 🧊 chill hours 🐛 biotic & abiotic stresses 🌻 soil health 🦠 biological crop protection   Together, we’re not just imagining a sustainable future — we’re building it. Join us: https://lnkd.in/dhM6gY6   For more flagship flashcards on sustainability, human health, and AI: https://lnkd.in/e-Z8rdAG

This #EarthDay we celebrate farmers like Josh McClain, a Carbon partner, farmer and owner of Firebolt Ag. Farmers aren't just growing crops — they're growing opportunity, resilience, and hope for the next generation. In this video hear from Josh on his experience with the carbon market and the impact its had. 🔗 Explore how to get involved in Indigo's Carbon program - https://lnkd.in/edapqQ28

Nearly a million verified soil carbon credits issued, and we’re just getting started. Grateful for the farmers driving this work and the recognition from Carbon Herald for what it means at scale: more resilient agriculture and a new, reliable stream of income for farmers. As they put it, we're "confident that soil carbon removal is cementing its position as an impactful climate solution that can deliver real environmental and economic benefits."

I have been making evaluations on several of my wheat trials the past couple weeks and am seeing some nice results from our biological portfolio. Here are some photos of a trial in SE Kansas. The growth is a bit uneven due to the weather we had last fall, but our Biotrinsic products are definitely showing an advantage in root development along with vegetative growth and color. Which do you think looks the best - W13, I446, X11??