If you’ve ever had a question about our farm management system, chances are Elmar Reinhold had the answer - usually delivered with a smile and a good laugh. As eAgronom’s Estonian Account Manager, he works closely with farmers to make digital tools feel less like a burden. But beyond customer support about our software Elmar has a diverse background and a surprising list of passions: from performing science shows around the world in the past to baking his legendary sourdough bread.

Our good partners from Paul-Tech and their soil stations have monitored the impact of different cultivation methods on the plant-growing environment in a trial we organised. With Paul-Tech's kind permission, we are republishing an overview of the effects of different agro-techniques on plant-growing conditions, which was first published on their blog. The trial was carried out on a field in Tartumaa, Rannu Seemne OÜ, where field peas were in the crop rotation in 2024, preceded by a diverse cover crop.

Agriculture is undergoing a major transformation, where sustainability, innovation, and adaptability are more crucial than ever. As an agronomist and eAgronom Country Manager for Latvia, Lithuania, and Sweden, Diana Liva has navigated industry challenges while embracing personal opportunities to drive meaningful change.

Renat Heuberger is CEO and co-founder of Terra Impact Ventures, a strategy advisor and incubator in climate and nature tech. Renat is also the co-founder of South Pole, a carbon finance consultancy, and myclimate, Europe’s first carbon credits company. He works as Innovation Council for the Swiss government, serves on various boards, and has been elected Social Entrepreneur of Switzerland by the WEF’s Schwab Foundation and as Illuminem Top Voice on Carbon for 2025.

As the demand for sustainable farming practices grows, regenerative agriculture is stepping into the spotlight. This approach emphasizes soil health, biodiversity, and resource efficiency, making it an essential tool for tackling climate change and ensuring food security. Two standout practices that often get the most attention are direct drilling and cover cropping, both of which hold transformative potential when integrated into farming systems.

Carbon markets are becoming an increasingly vital tool in the fight against climate change, particularly within the agricultural sector. To shed light on this complex yet crucial subject, we spoke with Rhyannon Galea, the Value Chain Lead at eAgronom.