Microsoft Signs Major Soil Carbon Deal with Indigo Carbon PBC
Indigo Carbon PBC has entered a 12-year agreement with Microsoft for 2.85 million carbon credits from its Carbon by Indigo program, marking their third transaction following previous purchases. The deal reflects a growing emphasis on sustainable practices in agriculture, alongside other industry developments such as BW Fusion's acquisition of Low Mu Tech and Nutrien Ltd.'s community awards.
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Indigo Carbon PBC announced a 12-year agreement with Microsoft for 2.85 million carbon credits from its Carbon by Indigo program. This marks their third transaction, building on prior purchases of 40,000 tonnes in 2024 and 60,000 tonnes in 2025.
BW Fusion acquired Low Mu Tech to enhance its seed care capabilities. Nutrien Ltd. awarded $20,000 to community organizations linked to the top two yielding operations in the Hometown Yield Challenge. Phospholutions made several leadership appointments, including Justin Archibee as CFO.
Farmers for Sustainable Food elected three directors at their annual meeting. Summit Agro USA received EPA approval to expand the label for Regev HBX BioPowered Fungicide. Radicle Growth launched The Radicle Corn Challenge with a $1.75 million investment for startups.
Louisiana-based FarmMind won the Farm Bureau Ag Innovation Challenge with a $100,000 prize. Kris Reynolds received the 2026 Dave Rahe Excellence in Soils Consulting Award from the Illinois Soybean Association.
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