Solutions

Four connected fields of work: the energy and soil that make growing possible, irrigation that keeps it going, and the trade that gets the result to market.

Green energy

Growing and storage both need power, and grid supply is not always there or not always reliable. We coordinate a partner network of clean tech specialists who bring off grid energy to the sites that need it.

  • Small scale wind turbines and solar, including vertical bifacial arrays and biosolar roofs
  • Pyrolysis units producing biochar and industrial heat
  • Off grid power sized for cold storage and other on farm loads
  • Delivered with a partner network of clean tech specialists

Soil restoration

Saline and degraded soils do not recover on their own. We coordinate a partner network of soil specialists who rebuild them with directed composting and biochar, in one closed roadmap rather than two separate fixes.

  • Directed aerobic composting using the Lübke-Hildebrandt method, building stable clay humus complexes in saline and degraded soils
  • Paired with biochar from pyrolysis in one soil restoration roadmap
  • Delivered with a partner network of soil specialists

Irrigation

Water is the binding constraint across most of Central Asia, and the rules around it are changing. Working with a partner network of irrigation specialists, we put autonomous irrigation and plant level monitoring to work in real field conditions, then prove the result before anyone scales it.

  • Autonomous irrigation driven by soil and plant data
  • Phyto-monitoring for early detection of crop stress
  • Water management consulting, aligned with local water law
  • Delivered with a partner network of irrigation specialists

Trade facilitation

Corridors between the CIS, Central Asia, India and Europe each carry their own paperwork, their own inspection culture and their own ways of going wrong. We build the standard operating procedures, quality control and logistics that keep a shipment moving, from the field to a buyer who trusts the result.

  • Standard operating procedures for cross border trade
  • Phytosanitary compliance and certification (EU/USDA organic, GlobalG.A.P.)
  • Logistics optimization and pre export verification before the container is sealed
  • Postharvest handling, storage and cold chain oversight along the route
  • Fumigation planning and efficacy control at the discharge port
  • Sourcing and long term supplier partnerships

Not sure which of these you need?

Describe the crop and the destination. We will tell you where the risk actually sits.