30 dairy farms are working with Logiag, Régénération Canada and General Mills to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions. All of them are working together for the climate – and it works!
ProAgri, a South African agricultural newspaper, has published an article on the purchase of a second LaserAg machine by Omnia, a South African holding company.
Agriculture is a well-known victim of climate change. What’s less well known is that it also possesses all the tools needed to tackle this crisis.
Eurofins EnvironeX has validated the LaserAg measuring instrument for soil organic carbon (SOC) analysis, invented by Logiag. This instrument simplifies and speeds up SOC analysis, which is a clear advantage in the fight against climate change.
The Quebec television program La semaine verte looks at farmers who take stock of their greenhouse gas emissions and take action to reduce them. We meet Jacques Nault, our vice-president of agronomy.
Carbon sequestration is going to become lucrative. But to “hit the jackpot,” agricultural producers must demonstrate that their fields’ carbon content is growing, writes La Terre de chez-nous. That’s exactly what our LaserAg technology does.