Agreena was founded by visionary farmers and fintech-savvies in 2018. What originated as an online commodity trading marketplace has since become one of the first soil carbon certification programmes in the pan-European landscape. Using a set of core practices, Agreena's platform supports farmers in their transition to regenerative agriculture with the issuance of third-party verified carbon certificates - which can be kept by the farmer or sold onto the voluntary carbon market (VCM) for offset purposes. Accredited to ISO 14064-2 standard, the AgreenaCarbon programme is based on a yearly harvest cycle, with the data capture process giving farmers the opportunity for payouts each year.

Danish Green Investment Fund

Giant Ventures

Vaekstfonden

Kinnevik

Export and Investment Fund

AENU

Anthemis

Gullspång Re:food

HV Capital

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✅ Great to see the US government engage in the need for high-integrity carbon credits with the launch of its own federal guidelines for a high-integrity voluntary carbon market (VCM).

Agreena applauds and welcomes the joint statement of policy and principles as it highlights the pivotal role that an efficient, high-integrity VCM can play in scaling carbon removals, empowering rural communities, and protecting critical ecosystems.

It’s crucial that everyone engaged in the VCM upholds these principles, works to maintain integrity, and strives to deliver on these commitments. Sustained effort is essential to maintain the progress we have made so far.

The VCM is a vital means of support for regenerative farmers, enabling them to continue stewarding their land while also delivering increased biodiversity, greater climate resilience and enhanced food security for all of us.

#VCM #VoluntaryCarbonMarket #RegenerativeAgriculture

💡 Missed the 5th World Intelligent Farming Summit?

As the chair of Luxatia International’s two-day summit in Berlin, Germany, there’s no better person than Erica Johnson, our External Affairs Manager, to summarise the key takeaways.

Here are her insights:

♻️ Sustainability: the intersection between social, economic, and environmental factors forms a holistic approach to the agri-food system

🌱 Regenerative agriculture: as presented by Agreena’s own Michael Bruno Spandern, Bayer's Tomás Zaborowski and PepsiCo's Milos Zivkovic, knowledge transfer, finance and navigating complexity is key

💨 CO2: while it’s the key metric for environmental sustainability in farming today, nature is the future

📍 Precision agriculture: optimising inputs and maximising yields in various crops is key

💻 Digital solutions: many strategies for streamlining and integrating digital tools exist, but interoperability remains a challenge

🧘 Simplicity: smart ag tech innovations must start with the customer and make farmers’ lives easier

Discover where Agreena fits in 👉 https://agreena.cc/3X7fmH0

Biodiversity is essential to the health of our soils and our planet. 🌍

By switching to regenerative agriculture, our farmers improve the biodiversity in their fields, including beneficial bacteria, fungi and insects that thrive in healthy soil. Each of these elements contribute more resilience and stability to the ecosystem.

How?

🪱 Less tilling
Not tilling, or reducing the frequency and depth of tilling, leaves soil healthier and increases the presence of worms.

🌾 Leaving crop residue
Mulching plant matter, like stalks, stems and leaves, can prevent nutrient leaching and provide habitats for insects, promoting biodiversity in and above the soil.

🌱 Using organic fertilisers
Transitioning away from synthetic chemicals with vegetable/animal byproducts can leave fields richer in micro-nutrients, improving soil organic matter and soil activity.

Discover the AgreenaCarbon programme. 👇
https://agreena.cc/3WSG8Tr

#InternationalDayForBiodiversity #BiodiversityDay #BePartOfThePlan #RegenerativeAgriculture

Interested in nature-based carbon credits? Want to understand how regenerative agriculture can help your company achieve its environmental goals? 🌱

Sign up for the next Carbon Impact webinar to discover the soil science behind this critical climate solution.

You’ll hear insights from our expert Tom FitzGerald, including…

- What regenerative farming practices are
- The science behind soil carbon sequestration
- Environmental outcomes linked to each regenerative practice
- How to ensure integrity in measuring these outcomes

📆 13 June
⏰ 3.00pm
👉 https://agreena.cc/3UNzbR5

#RegenerativeAgriculture #CarbonCredits #ESG

Our regulatory team has been representing Agreena at the Future of Food and Beverage conference in Amsterdam. 🌱

Missed out on the event? Here are Tomasz Kowalczewski and Claudia Herrmann’s insights…

💡Consensus on the challenge – there was broad agreement that climate change poses huge challenges to the agricultural sector and a strong commitment to delivering sustainable production and decarbonising value chains.

💡Varied approaches – there are a wide variety of actions and approaches; some efforts may not always yield the expected outcomes, but provide opportunities for further engagement and improvement.

💡Partnerships and engagements – there’s a strong desire to develop deep partnerships and engagement with local NGOs and other stakeholders, with an understanding that, while projects must have defined endpoints, ongoing programmes are essential.

💡Predictability and Scope 3 reporting – companies are prioritising predictability in client actions and emphasise the need for long-term engagement in Scope 3 reporting. Science-based solutions are favoured with an emphasis on the importance of primary data over secondary data for demonstrating progress in GHG emissions reductions quantification. The ‘supply shed’ concept is highlighted as vital for generating primary data.

💡Greenwashing concerns – companies remain cautious about greenwashing accusations, with considerable uncertainty regarding recent EU policies on green claims and corporate reporting.

💡GHG inventory transparency – this is highly valued and the monitoring, reporting, and verification (MRV) approach, in particular, is preferred for Scope 3 reporting. However, companies struggle with varied interpretations of global standards and guidelines for quantifying GHG emissions from value chains.

💡Solutions are out there – sustainable solutions and services for carbon footprint calculations and soil carbon quantification methodologies are available now, including Agreena’s supply chain solutions, which can provide companies with the robust, field-level, verified data they need to drive decarbonisation in their supply chains.

Thanks to the Innovation Forum for hosting such a positive event, demonstrating the focus and practical steps being taken to build more sustainable, resilient, and regenerative food systems.

Want to discuss how our supply chain services could benefit your company?

Visit our climate solutions page to register your interest, at https://agreena.cc/3wMT7eL ♻️

#AgriSupplyChain #FoodSupplyChain #RegenerativeAgriculture

Agreena is one of the ten fastest-growing Nordic startups according to Sifted 📈

Climate tech continues to attract the most interest from investors, and VC investment across the region was stronger than Europe’s other tech ecosystems in 2023.

For Agreena, we expect to continue growing at pace, as we scale our regenerative agriculture programme and expand the range of financial support options for farmers undertaking this transition.

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#RegenerativeAgriculture #ClimateTech #ClimateFintech #GreenFinance

Agreena is a technology company that specializes in developing innovative solutions to transform traditional agriculture into regenerative practices. Their platform connects farmers with the resources and tools needed to implement regenerative farming techniques, which can lead to healthier soils, increased biodiversity, and carbon sequestration.

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