Is CO2 capture going to be the next big trend in agriculture? Has anyone heard of indigo Ag paying landowners to read CO2??

I have heard nothing good about indigo ag at all...

Snake oil salesmen.

Had a couple of their reps come by the office I work for and like above, struck us as snake oil salemen with not much to offer. All they kept bragging about was that they were a market disruptor and had like 600 million in private funding. Supposedly have some microbacterial seed additives or something that they have patents on and want to introduce some sort of digital marketplace where farmers across the country can market their grain on one platform. Didnt hear anything about the CO2, but if it's like the other things they were pitching, I wouldnt trust it.

There are other companies doing CO2 sequestration besides indigo - does anyone know anyone or anything about co2 sequestering on farm or ranch land?

Sounds like it's time to bring back Enron, something like this would have been right up their alley.

Don't doubt witching for lines, when all else fails I have been able to do this for old clay/ceramic water lines and it works well.

I have worked very closely with Indigo Ag recently. If you have any questions about their business feel free to reach out via email in profile. Bottom line, I admire the company but they aren't quite there yet but they are far some snake oil salesmen as stated.

cledus6150 said:

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Don't doubt witching for lines, when all else fails I have been able to do this for old clay/ceramic water lines and it works well.

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Freaked out a hispanic plumber looking to tap a sewage line when I marked the line location by witching it. The best part was when I had him try and it worked for him too, he acted like he was possessed or something when the wires crossed. Works for pvc, copper, electric conduit

I gotta say, the OB is about the last place I'd have expected to discover a coven of witches. In this case, worshipers of confirmation bias, and probably bats.

I know a couple of folks over there and I have not heard of this. Next time I see them, I will try to ask about it.

Good folks from what I can tell...