• Agronomy
Has anyone worked with Indigoag or Nori for carbon credits? If so did it work out?
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Not worked with them specifically but on other forums I haven’t heard anything positive
I have marketed grain through them through the marketplace and is worked out quite well.
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Also looking into Indigo's carbon program. Seems legit, but I have a lot of questions, might start by signing up a few fields to get my feet...
MoreIt seems misleading to me. When I called about it, it was explained to me that your carbon credit per acre payment is paid out over 10 years...
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I am not surprised... We raise and sell seed, but could not try their product on our seed??? Some claims as to pricing are misrepresented a...
MoreSigning up don't cost nothing, you have nothing to lose. I figure if I can get some payment great, there's really no risk involved.
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No risk on a contract? Every contract carries risk, hence the reason it is a contract....If you believe that, why even read it...
Companies like Wal-Mart and Microsoft want to appear greener, so they are willing to buy something from us to appease the climate creepers. ...
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I started down the carbon credit road with indigo but held off signing the final agreement as I felt it was extremely vague as to timing and...
MoreSorry if this has already been said. My concern would be obligating my acres at a low price early in the game. We have wind turbines and par...
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I have not heard of Indigo following through on any of their programs up to this point. I have talked to traders who have filled indigo con...
MoreNot surprised in the least. Guess I'm glad to hear that I'm not alone.
We have been working with NORI through my day job and I am very impressed with the team. They are definitely of the under promise and over d...
MoreFor anyone that cares Indigo is a sinister bunch of MIT and Harvard Business School criminals looking to offer farmers crumbs in exchange fo...
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We have signed multiple revisions of their “contract” over the last year. To me it felt like each revision was all about covering their butt...
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You need not look any further than the technology that is used by Amazon, Google or FB. Indigo purchased Tellus labs in 2018. It is...
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I cannot believe how many people would take a few dollars to become a slave on their own farms. Go down this path and you will no longer hav...
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You can exit the contracts with no penalty. At least mine is that way.
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Does that really make sense ****? Don’t be fooled so easily.
Yes, what are they going to claim for damages? The payout is towards the end of the contract. Trust me, that was something I focused on.
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One thing you are doing is promoting this to become a regulation. Now consider that. Do you want to have to pay to be able to work your fiel...
MoreThat's awfully dramatic. An alternative view would be that wide voluntary adoption reduces the chance that these practices become mandator...
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We tried Indigo, it is a joke. Background: we have no tilled for tens of years, only nh3 knifed in. They aid it was $45/ac. It is not, they ...
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UPDATE....see my post from 4 months ago....My tune has changed after reading some of your replies.
Run, don't walk.
A while after the pre...
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