Regrow

Core Features

The Regrow platform is built to align agronomic reality with corporate carbon accounting. Its science-based models, remote sensing, and program workflows bring consistency to baselining, attribution, and verification across crops and regions, enabling companies to advance from estimates to defensible inventories and measured outcomes.

• Scope 3 supply-shed accounting – Attribute emissions to purchased commodities at supply-shed level and build baselines that reflect local practices and conditions.

• Dynamic emission factors – Replace static averages with region- and practice-specific factors to meet tightening Greenhouse Gas Protocol reporting expectations.

• MRV for on-farm projects – Manage carbon and practice-change projects end-to-end with measurement, reporting, and verification designed for agricultural systems.

• Protocol-aligned baselining – Calculate baselines compatible with leading methodologies (e.g., Verra VM0042, Climate Action Reserve Soil Enrichment Protocol).

• Audit-ready reporting – Generate GHGP-aligned disclosures with traceable inputs and assumptions that withstand internal and external review.

• Supplier programs & incentives – Link grower practice adoption to verified reductions and payments at scale, enabling credible corporate claims.

Closing Insights

Regrow’s traction spans consumer brands, processors, and innovators. A notable user is General Mills, a leading American food company, which teamed up with Quantis and Regrow to establish a scalable system to baseline Scope 3 emissions and monitor regenerative agricultural practices across its supply sheds. Using Regrow’s OpTIS remote sensing plus the DNDC model, they track tillage reduction, cover-crop use, and other soil-health techniques on around 175 million acres across North America, South America, and Europe. The data feed into annual updates of ingredient-level emissions factors and more accurate baselines. The approach supports General Mills’ reporting under the SBTi FLAG framework and delivers GHG Protocol–compliant disclosures.

In a major September 2025 update, Regrow introduced global emissions traceability allowing companies access cradle-to-farm-gate emissions factors for any sourcing region worldwide. This complements Regrow’s extensive primary emissions data coverage across 21 countries. As a result, firms can enhance their Scope 3 reporting without conducting data surveys for every supplier. The company has also advanced partnerships that reinforce credibility, including work with SustainCERT on cotton programs and ecosystem collaboration. Earlier financing, including a $38 million Series B, helped accelerate product and science teams underpinning these capabilities.

For prospective users, the takeaway: Regrow connects agronomy, satellites, and accounting so sustainability, procurement, and finance teams can plan, fund, and prove Scope 3 reductions across crops and regions. Advisory resources and implementation support materially shorten time to value.