Bringing over 15 years of financial leadership experience, Liis Reinhold will join Estonian climate tech company eAgronom as Chief Financial Officer this October

Our Value Chain Lead, Rhyannon Galea, recently attended the Regenerative Agriculture Summit in Amsterdam and shared her reflections on what’s needed for truly transformative collaboration across the food system.

When you think of agriculture, you might imagine tractors, fields, and traditions passed down through generations. But for Kristjan Undersow, eAgronom Country Manager of Estonia, agriculture is also about rhythm, creativity, and connection - whether that’s learned on an olive plantation in Australia, behind a drum kit, or through a podcast microphone.

If you’ve ever used eAgronom’s tools, chances are you’ve seen the results of Marta Briede’s work - even if you didn’t know it. As one of the earliest team members, Marta has grown alongside the company for over 8 years, wearing many hats along the way: from customer support to product manager.

In the warmer regions of our continent, the combines have already started working in the fields and the barley harvest has begun. However, a large part of Europe is still waiting for the harvest to start. During this last calm period, it is worth rethinking the follow-up actions after the harvest, specifically the long-term optimization of soil productivity, which means building organic matter in the soil. More specifically, about introducing cover crops. The goal of this short article is to answer four key questions regarding the practical application of cover crops this year and in the coming years: What? How? Where? When?

When you think of agriculture, you might picture tractors, fields, muddy boots, and tired hands shaped by years of hard work. But at the heart of technology-driven modern farming is a completely different world. Behind our farming management software are lines of code, data pipelines, and smart systems that help to make more sustainable decisions. And at the center of it all is Andres Täht, our Chief Technology Wizard.