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Mar 18, 2026
Agreena: Regenerative Agriculture, Data, and Carbon Markets
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16:33Simon HaldrupGUEST
Uh, but, but most often all conversation starts from a pressure point, uh, and those pressure points vary.
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16:41Simon HaldrupGUEST
You know, in Spain where we operate, the pressure point for most farmers, in Romania as take a different country, more or less the same, is drought.
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16:50Simon HaldrupGUEST
So the pressure point is that they have problems retaining moisture in the soil, uh, and, and therefore they have a fundamental interest in regenerative because that is a solution model towards that.
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17:03Simon HaldrupGUEST
Uh, another pressure point can be, you know, reduced, uh, output prices, increased input prices, so it's a profitability problem.
23 MINS LATER
Mike ToffelHOST
So where do you see, with your mission of scale, where do you see the biggest unlocked potentials being to scale up RegenAg?