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Syngenta announces Cool Farm Tool integration in Cropwise

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Syngenta announces Cool Farm Tool integration in Cropwise

Syngenta has announced the integration of Cool Farm Tool into the Cropwise Sustainability application, enabling greenhouse gas estimates for growers. 

CFT is a globally recognized carbon quantification tool that enables growers to start their sustainability journey by measuring estimated greenhouse gas emissions on their farms, which they can now pair with custom recommendations from CWS to reduce their environmental footprint.

In 2021, the Sustainable and Responsible Business Team at Syngenta developed CWS and the Sustainable Outcomes in Agriculture standard with a vision to put actionable insights into the hands of growers. The farmer-first tool tracks and measures progress across six outcomes, including water impact and soil health, enabling growers to quickly identify opportunities for improvement and actionable insights to consider for their operations.

Now, with the additional capability of the CFT module, growers are equipped with a simple tool to track and communicate their on-farm GHG emissions at a crop level. “The on-farm GHG calculator has been designed to empower growers,” said Richard Profit, CEO of the Cool Farm Alliance, which owns CFT. “It gives growers vital metrics to communicate about sustainability, show benefits of regenerative practices, carbon sequestration, and to report against reduction targets,” he said.

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Beyond its use in the farming community, integrating CFT helps fulfill the CWS value proposition by simplifying the value chain’s challenges around data collection. As a result, CFT is now used by many of the world’s leading food and beverage companies to provide greater clarity on the environmental impact of farming practices and communicate their sustainable ingredient-sourcing efforts with ease. CWS was also designed with vital safeguards and data protection in mind.

“We developed the application understanding that data privacy was paramount to growers, agribusinesses, and us, as partners in the sustainability journey,” said Jeff Lail, Senior Data Analyst for Digital Ag Solutions at Syngenta. “Growers can be confident that their data is secure and only shared when and where they allow it.”

The CWS application is free for users to download and begin making sustainable progress today.

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