Unlocking regenerative farming excellence!

Our mission at eAgronom is clear – to champion the widespread adoption of regenerative practices among farmers by revitalising our precious soil and combating climate change. We don't just talk the talk; we walk the walk, setting a shining example for the farming community.

Our goals

Learn ourselves: Agriculture, like any other field, is in constant development, and therefore we know it is important to learn new things all the time.

Empower farmers: We are committed to bringing knowledge honed through real-world trials to every farmer so they can make the best choices for their fields.

Read more about different trials and results

• Situation at eAgronom demo farm: peas are flowering, problems with weeds on the clover field (1 July, 2024)

• Peas sprouting at our Demofarm: plants on ploughed area under weevils’ attack, situation better on direct drilled plot (28 May, 2024)

• Direct Drilling Demo Day sowing areas in the spring: emergence, growth stages and NDVI (15 May, 2024)

• Situation at eAgronom Demo Farm: spring made us change plans (2 May, 2024)

• Cover crop biomass samples from our demofarm’s field show high numbers (12 Feb, 2024)

• First results from our Direct Drilling Demo Day’s field: number of plants per m², growth stage
  (30 Oct, 2023)

• eAgronom Collaborates with Local Farms across Europe to Merge Profitability and Sustainability Efforts (30 Nov, 2023)

What are we planning to do?

The project will run for a minimum of 5 years. It has a typical Baltic rotation: Winter Wheat, Barley, Oilseed Rape, and Peas are to be grown on the five fields, in a five-year rotation.

Our fields are like living laboratories, testing diverse techniques to create a robust and eco-friendly system. The focus of the regenerative practices is the integration of various cover crops into the rotation and the use of direct drilling. We firmly believe that environmental and economic sustainability should go hand in hand. After all, a prosperous farmer can invest in what truly matters: people, soil, and machinery.

We're all about the cutting edge. Our focus is not limited to machinery and cover cropping, but we also experiment with different plant protection products, fertilisers and varieties, each of which has its own unique role in creating a profitable and sustainable system for farming.

Where does the magic happen?

The Trials Department is located in Estonia on a permanent base of 20 hectares on the Ajaots family farm, Rannu Seeme OÜ, at Annikoru. 

This project is a thrilling journey towards a brighter, sustainable future, and we can't wait to welcome you to our trials site.

A heartfelt thanks

Our gratitude extends to the Ajaots family for hosting us and to Rannu Seeme OÜ, Tatoli AS and Adama for their invaluable support. Without their unwavering commitment, this groundbreaking project wouldn't be possible.