Grow Indigo, an innovative agritech startup, has raised $10 million in funding from British International Investment (BII). This investment will help the company scale its regenerative agriculture solutions, expand carbon farming initiatives, and support Indian farmers in adopting climate-friendly practices.
With agriculture facing challenges from climate change, soil degradation, and carbon emissions, Grow Indigo is pioneering data-driven, sustainable solutions to help farmers increase yields while reducing their environmental footprint.
What Does Grow Indigo Do?
Founded as a joint venture between Indigo Ag and Mahyco, Grow Indigo focuses on:
✅ Carbon Farming – Helping farmers sequester carbon in soil and earn credits through climate-smart practices.
✅ Sustainable Crop Inputs – Offering biological solutions, regenerative fertilizers, and eco-friendly pesticides.
✅ Data-Driven Agriculture – Using AI and remote sensing to provide personalized farm recommendations.
✅ Market Access for Farmers – Connecting growers with carbon credit markets and sustainable buyers.
How Will the $10M Investment Be Used?
With this fresh funding, Grow Indigo plans to:
📌 Expand Carbon Credit Programs – Encourage more farmers to participate in carbon sequestration initiatives.
📌 Enhance Agri-Tech Solutions – Improve data analytics and AI-driven farm insights.
📌 Support Farmer Adoption – Provide training and financial incentives for transitioning to sustainable farming.
📌 Scale Operations – Strengthen supply chains and partnerships across India.
Why Is British International Investment Backing Grow Indigo?
BII, the UK’s development finance institution, is focused on impact-driven investments in sustainability. By supporting Grow Indigo, BII aims to:
🌾 Promote Climate-Resilient Agriculture – Reduce emissions from traditional farming.
📉 Boost Farmer Income – Enable smallholder farmers to earn from carbon credits.
🌍 Support India’s Net-Zero Goals – Align with national and global climate action policies.
The Future of Climate-Smart Agriculture
With agriculture contributing to 18% of India’s total greenhouse gas emissions, the need for sustainable solutions is more urgent than ever. Grow Indigo’s approach of regenerative farming and carbon credits could redefine India’s agricultural future.
