HabiTerre partners with ESMC for Ag Emissions and Soil Carbon Modeling Project. This project will explore opportunities for ESMC to reduce barriers to scale while improving quantification of environmental outcomes.
HabiTerre names David Woodburn as CFO
HabiTerre is excited to share that David Woodburn has been appointed to the role of CFO!
Jamie Ridgely joins HabiTerre as VP of Product and Operations
HabiTerre is thrilled to announce that Jamie Ridgely will be joining the team as VP of Product and Operations.
HabiTerre attends iSEE’s Critical Conversation 2023
HabiTerre attended University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign’s Institute for Sustainability, Energy, and Environment (iSEE)’s fifth Critical Conversation. This year’s theme was “Climate-Smart Agricultural Practices and Resilience in the Midwest.”
HabiTerre Selected to Join the Wells Fargo Innovation Incubator Program
The Wells Fargo Innovation Incubator (IN2) has selected HabiTerre and six other sustainability agriculture startups to participate in the program’s twelfth cohort.
Arable, HabiTerre, Quanterra Systems, & Shell Collaborate on Carbon Breakthrough in Agriculture
Innovative technologies from Arable, HabiTerre, and Quanterra Systems will leverage crop intelligence to unlock the potential of untapped agricultural carbon credits, further incentivizing sustainable agriculture practices
Soil Sense Podcast Interview with HabiTerre CEO Nick Reinke
Nick Reinke joins Tim Hammerich and Abbey Wick, Ph.D. on the Soil Sense podcast, discussing HabiTerre, soil health, and scope 3 emissions.
Video Podcast: Getting REAL About Finding Your Truth and Connecting It with Nick Reinke
Nick Reinke talks with Jodee Bock on her podcast Circle Up and Get Real about finding your truth and connecting it.
Report from Stanford Law School Policy Lab Makes Recommendations to Advanced Climate-Smart Agriculture
The Stanford Law School released a report on how data progress is needed for climate-smart agriculture.
Environmental Markets in Ag: More Than Just Soil Carbon
When we think about MMRV needs and scaling markets for Climate-Smart Agriculture, we need to think about NET SYSTEMS IMPACT, rather than focusing solely on soil carbon outcomes. But what does that mean and why?