CO2 GRO Inc V.GROW

Another great read, where grow has a big play in!

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Can’t wait till everyone(hopefully bayer too) realizes what a big role GROW can have with facing these issues in agriculture! Link below along with points I found interesting:

https://www.devdiscourse.com/article/international/505425-how-about-feeding-world-and-saving-planet-at-same-time

Bayer, which took over seed maker Monsanto in a $63 billion deal last year, is now working with partners on a strategy to reduce carbon emissions, he said. "Within this year, we want to come out with concrete goals and suggestions about how we would get there, what it would take and how we can measure progress," Condon said on the sidelines of a food industry conference in the Italian city of Milan.

Working with countries, farmers, consumers is critical "to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and the environmental footprint of agriculture more generally," "Some of that's going to come from the likes of Bayer, but a lot of it requires public investment, and it requires other types of companies and other types of solutions," Spielman added.


If the harvests are lower, theoretically, you would need more land… which is the last thing you want from the biodiversity point of view," he said. Sustainable innovation is key to reversing biodiversity loss and ensuring agriculture is planet-friendly, according to Condon, adding that "a highly productive seed" would produce more on a given piece of land.