Farmdesk Climate|Potato
Reduce emissions.
Achieve goals.
Our solution to monitor the carbon, biodiversity and water footprint of individual potato growers, developed specifically for potato processors.
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Why choose Farmdesk Climate | Potato
The complete picture
Not only the carbon footprint, but also the effects on biodiversity and water quality.
Reduction
In addition to reporting, also a simulation function to reduce climate impact in a way that is realistic and techno-economically feasible.
Custom-made
Tailored to your company's needs, with your own branding and aligned with the strategic vision.
In practice
For potato growers: daily joy
We understand farmers. We know they are not looking for additional administrative burdens.
Through the handy smartphone app, growers get added value: visibility into technical and economic KPIs, comparison with other growers ... and more.
For sustainability officers: the full picture
The business interface provides an overview of all participating growers. Greenhouse gas emissions, impact on biodiversity, water quality as well as other performance indicators are calculated and updated daily.
Useful for creating analyses and exporting to reports throughout the year.
Backed by science
Science-compliant
Our calculations and methodology reflect the IPCC's carbon footprint science.
Cool Farm integration
Choose our own computational core or take advantage of seamless integration with the industry-standard Cool Farm Platform.
Farmdesk Climate |Potato
The full picture
Farmdesk Climate does not focus unilaterally on sustainability, but also includes the economic and technical impact on the arable farm.
Data is collected automatically as much as possible, improving both accuracy and ease of use.
Carbon footprint
Greenhouse gas emissions from CO2 and nitrous oxide (N₂O) are broken down by source and expressed as kg CO2 equivalents. Emissions are calculated in accordance with international standards.
Reduce impact
The Footprint Optimizer suggests farm-specific opportunities to adjust inputs (crop rotation, fertilization...) to improve outputs (footprint as well as balances).
