Key Takeaways
- MyEasyFarm is providing its digital Monitoring, Reporting, and Verification (dMRV) platform for the “Lower Silesia 360°” regenerative agriculture project.
- The three-year initiative involves 170 Polish farmers managing 20,000 hectares of rapeseed, wheat, malting barley, and sugar beet.
- The project is a collaboration between EIT Food and major corporate off-takers, including Bunge, PepsiCo, Viking Malt, and Malteurop.
- Technical partners SEQANA and BIOSPHERES will provide soil health quantification and regenerative agriculture expertise, respectively.
- Running from 2025 to 2028, the project aims to establish a blueprint for landscape-level agricultural decarbonization across Europe.
MyEasyFarm Supports Landmark Regenerative Initiative
MyEasyFarm has announced its role as the primary digital Monitoring, Reporting, and Verification (dMRV) provider for the EIT Food “Lower Silesia 360°” project. This flagship initiative in Poland is designed to accelerate the transition to regenerative farming and strengthen the resilience of one of the European Union’s largest agricultural producers.
The project brings together a multi-stakeholder consortium to improve soil health, biodiversity, and carbon sequestration. By utilizing the MyEasyFarm platform, the project ensures that data collected from 20,000 hectares of farmland is robust and verifiable, supporting the long-term viability of the local food system.
Technical Collaboration via MyEasyFarm and Partners
The success of the project relies on a harmonized approach to data and soil science. While MyEasyFarm handles the digital infrastructure for data collection, SEQANA provides the scientific foundation for soil health quantification. This includes determining the Economic Optimum Number of Samples (EONS) based on soil variability.
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