Regenerative agriculture for mills
Monitoring and reducing emissions in cereal cultivation
Why mills are acting now:
Impact of regenerative agriculture on your business
Regenerative practices strengthen long-term business resilience, support your decarbonisation targets and strengthen supply chain relationships.
Advantages of regenerative practices
For mills
Meet demand for low-emission raw materials
Increase the resilience of the supply chain and strengthen relationships with suppliers
Mitigate the consequences of the decline in fertilizers and crop protection products
For grain farmers
Improved soil health
More crop security and income stability
Increased water storage capacity in the soil and better climate resilience
"Our goal is to farm in a resource-conserving, sustainable and regenerative way - an approach that should be omnipresent in agriculture. With Klim, we can integrate regenerative measures into our cultivation systems, improve soil life and biodiversity in the fields and make carbon storage measurable."
Why regenerative practices are a smart choice for mills:
Emission-reduced raw materials
Long-term planning with high-quality products
Transparent emissions management
Strengthened connection to farmers
Reporting in accordance with GHGP and SBTi standards
Case Study: How Klim works with mills
30 %
of raw materials obtained from regenerative agriculture
20
farmers in the pilot phase
300
farmers onboard after 5 years
2029
the year of the planned target achievement
Individual support
The participating farmers receive individual support after the relevant farm data has been recorded.
Planning of measures
The action plans depend on the company's objectives and the circumstances of the farmers: By 2029, 30% of the raw materials used should be sourced from regenerative agriculture.
Onboarding to the platform
The platform offers a flexible selection of measures that farmers can implement to optimize crop rotation, minimize tillage and reduce the use of fertilizers.
Expansion of the project scope
After the pilot phase: 300 farmers in the 5th project year, who continue to implement planned measures.
Results:
70.000 t
Emission reduction including CO2 storage after 5 years
25 %
Less tillage due to adapted land management
15 %
Reduction in the use of operating resources
13 - 15 %
Protein content with optimized/reduced input use
Individual experiences of farmers
Soil health improved through diverse crop rotations
Less erosion from wind and precipitation
Expansion of the application of regenerative measures in other areas as well
Initial uncertainty was put to rest
This is how Klim supports you in the implementation of regenerative measures
Creation of a management plan
Klim's agricultural team creates plans for participating farmers.
Individual consultation and onboarding
During onboarding to the Klim digital platform, the optimisations are individually tailored to the needs of the farmers.
Integration of emission-optimised measures
Farmers implement measures and are compensated for the resulting improvements.
Ongoing analysis and verification
The emissions-related data is continuously and automatically updated, made visible and verified.
Information preparation
Prepared for reporting in compliance with GHGP and SBTi standards, we provide all relevant information with a holistic operational view.
Expansion of the project scope
The scope of the project is continuously being expanded with the support of experts from the Klim agriculture team.
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