Mitigating climate risk through internal carbon pricing : Mitigating climate risk through internal carbon pricing is an innovative and forward-thinking approach to reducing inefficiencies and driving improvements in farming systems. It is also a broad collaborative framework bringing organic, agronomic and economic instruments to bear over time to build resilient food production systems.

This strategy will allow us to mitigate climate risk through internal carbon pricing, insulate our business from external shocks, increase profitability, and improve productivity.

Supporting the transition to Net Zero: Innovation is vital to sustainable agriculture. Our goal is to support the transition to Net Zero for agriculture industry. Supporting the transition to Net Zero by preserving natural resources, carbon neutrality and reducing on-farm production is important for agriculture industry. This benefits our ecosystem, provides food security and improves livelihoods for farmers.

ESG Strategy services: Agriculture is a key driver of many of the world’s economies and a large proportion of the world's food production comes from smallholder farms. However, it can also be responsible for significant environmental harm, especially in countries where the land has been degraded or destroyed by multi-use farming—especially mono-crops. Reporting ESG for agriculture, like other industries, involves considering a variety of factors so that the information is communicated in a clear and consistent way. As such, reporting ESG for agriculture requires clear guidelines to structure requirements for companies' reporting practices, which stakeholders should be able to easily understand and use. Each step in the process goes a step further and helps to improve transparency and accountability, allowing investors to make informed decisions about ESG issues. This is the first of three steps, with the next being reporting details on environmental, social and governance (ESG) factors and finally reviewing how their investments perform against these standards.

In the context of circular economy for agriculture industry, sustainable and efficient use of resources and production methodologies is a key factor. Based on this, it is important for farmers to adopt resource efficiency practices with the aim to manage water and land resources wisely to provide more stable yields. The circular economy strategy for agriculture includes the use of many materials and products, which are in demand among consumers.This approach is expected to accelerate aggregation and reduce consumption of materials from end-of-life cycles; increase the value-added from primary sector activities; maintain sustainable food production; reduce the volume of wastes created by farming activities.

Social impact communication strategy: The agriculture industry is looking for new space in the social impact sector. We believe that we can create new opportunities for farmers and rural communities, who are faced with challenges like climate change and water scarcity. We are developing communication strategies that focus on sustainability and local reputation as well as innovative production systems that prepare farmers for a changing world.

Food security and storing excess food is an excellent opportunity for farmers to secure income and build wealth. At the same time, it helps reduce food waste, which can have a significant environmental impact. Using blockchain technology, we are introducing a storage solution that makes the best use of distributed infrastructure and allows for transparent relationship between farmers, buyers and sellers. By securing private data on the blockchain, we are creating an ecosystem that helps automate and streamline certain administrative processes related to buying, storing, transporting and selling foods.

Climate finance: Climate finance is a key component in sustainable development by providing additional resources to farmers and producers in developing countries, who play a vital role in climate mitigation, adaptation and integrity of natural systems; weather resilience; and improved livelihoods. The agriculture industry can leverage climate finance to address short-term and long-term adaptation challenges. Find out how we can help you get on your way to sustainable agriculture.

Climate risk risk assessment is a critical component to help mitigate the impact of climate change, but it is also challenging. Using existing risk models and traditional approaches requires high-cost, specialized expertise. Using less costly and more efficient modelling methods, We've developed a tool that provides our clients with an efficient approach to identifying physical risk hotspots.

Our clients are familiar with physical risk, but may not have sufficient information or access to leverage emerging risk techniques. This year, our team will provide them a comprehensive risk analysis tool - Jabroyd climate analyis that provides an efficient approach to identify physical risk hotspots.

Water stewardship strategy: Water stewardship strategy for agriculture industry is to make a comprehensive planning for sustainable agriculture in the whole process of production, water use, storing and treatment. The main objective of this strategy is the development of a new model for the water sustainability in agriculture based on sustainable hydrological processes. The proposed model has arisen from the need to improve water management policies and practices by developing economic incentives and mandates in order to promote sustainable agriculture

Decarbonisation strategy : Decarbonization is an industrial strategy that aims to reduce CO2 emissions in the agricultural industry. It includes a variety of techniques such as soil fertility management, crop rotation, reduction of inputs such as fossil fuel-based fertilizers and pesticides and better plant protection through biocontrols.