+ 50% more food, feed and biofuels
+ 70% increase in calorie intake per capita
– 20% less arable land per capita
+ 24% global greenhouse gas emissions
– 30-40% crop loss due to pests
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Regenerative agriculture improves long-term farmer livelihood through reduced costs, improved crop yield and crop quality, and greater resilience to market volatility and extreme climate events. It also opens new green revenue streams for farmers, such as rewarding them for carbon capture and storage in the soil.
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At Taranis, we serve an important purpose: creating a more sustainable and prosperous future for humankind by leading the next revolution in agriculture.
- Opher Flohr
Chief Executive Officer
At Taranis, we believe sustainable agricultural practices are essential for a thriving planet and a prosperous business. Our advanced crop intelligence and conservation services empower growers to optimize resource use, reduce waste, and increase yields – promoting sustainable farming practices that drive long-term value creation.
We are aligning our business practices with Environmental, Social, and Governmental (ESG) standards consistent with our vision of a technology-enabled, sustainable agriculture industry. Our report provides an overview of the company’s ESG program and practices and highlights the progress made to date.
Taranis is addressing climate change by leveraging technologies like, machine learning, artificial intelligence, and precision agriculture. Our goal is a sustainable future with thriving agriculture, a healthy environment, and universal access to nutritious food.
Taranis prioritizes an inclusive and responsible corporate culture, aiming to make a positive impact on our employees and communities. We understand that our success depends on the well being of both, and are dedicated to ongoing efforts and transparency, to that end.
Taranis embraces transparency through active stakeholder engagement. Openly sharing goals and challenges helps us improve and focus on deliverables for better results. Robust corporate governance and a sound ethical framework form the cornerstone of our company’s foundation.
growers soil health insights, verification of practices and
ease of application to
government and corporate
conservation programs
scope 1 and scope 2 carbon footprint
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infrastructure of
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response rate to stakeholder
engagement survey
comprehensive ESG materiality
assessment and held three
management workshops to
refine our company values
global SOC2 compliance processes
Innovative solutions like Taranis allow farmers to increase productivity and profitability potential and adopt climate-smart agriculture practices to ensure a safer and healthier environment.
Our crop intelligence solutions use artificial intelligence (AI) and remote imaging technologies to automatically detect crop threats. Insights enable farmers to:
• Increase crop quality and yield
• Maximize efficiency of fertilizers and crop protection inputs
• Strengthen global food security & increase nutritional quality
• Preserve soil health and minimize adverse environmental impact
Growers increasingly use farming practices that improve soil health. However, building a scalable and economically feasible conservation validation program remains a challenge worth addressing.
Taranis conservation services provides farmers with simplified application and practice validation opportunities for USDA conservation funding programs.
“Taranis is redefining how crop input and management decisions are made on the farm. Our service aligns perfectly with USDA’s mission to promote conservation while maximizing profitability for growers. Therefore, we have an edge in obtaining funding from USDA programs for our growers,” Taranis CEO Opher Flohr explains. “I believe this is just the start—as USDA continues to add funding for precise application practices that are unlocked by technologies like Taranis, we will be vigilant to make sure our growers are first in line to receive those funds.”
