eAgronom

eAgronom is an Estonian agtech company founded in 2016 that provides farm management software and sustainability solutions for farmers. The company's platform helps farmers adopt more sustainable and climate-friendly farming practices while improving their profitability. eAgronom's technology uses AI, satellite remote-sensing, and mobile apps to streamline farm management processes and measure greenhouse gas emissions. A key focus is on soil regeneration and carbon sequestration, with eAgronom helping farmers implement practices that improve soil health and store carbon. The company offers a Carbon Program that allows farmers to generate and sell carbon credits from sustainable farming practices, providing an additional revenue stream. As of 2024, eAgronom works with over 3,000 farmers across 14 countries in Europe and Africa, covering over 1 million hectares of farmland. The company reports that partner farms have already stored 525,000 tons of CO2 annually through its programs. In addition to carbon credits, eAgronom provides sustainability certifications and helps farmers access favorable financing terms for adopting regenerative practices. The company is expanding its offerings in agroforestry and other climate-smart farming techniques as it pursues a mission of net-zero agriculture.

Key customers and partnerships

eAgronom has established partnerships with several financial institutions and agricultural companies to expand its reach. In March 2024, the company partnered with Swedish alternative lender Gardskapital to introduce regenerative farming practices across 20,000 hectares in Sweden. eAgronom also collaborates with Swedbank to offer sustainable loan certificates and favorable financing to farmers in the Baltic states. In Africa, the company has mobilized over 50,000 farmers in Rwanda in a group initiative to increase soil organic matter. eAgronom works with cooperatives, unions, and local resellers across countries including Kenya, South Africa, Tanzania, and Uganda to implement its sustainability programs. The company has also partnered with Swiss carbon finance consultancy South Pole to further develop its carbon credit offerings.