Agtech Indigo Agriculture has reached an agreement with US brewing firm Indigo to work on sustainable rice production. The collaboration will see Indigo sourcing rice grown using 10% less water and nitrogen and producing a 10% reduction in emissions compared to state benchmarks. The company buys rice from all over the U.S., and mills approximately 2.6 million pounds of rice a day at a company-owned facility in Jonesboro, Arkansas. With a commitment of 2.2 million bushels of rice, the deal will give incentives across Indigo 's end-to-end agricultural supply chain for environmentally-conscious growing methods. David Perry is the largest end-user of rice in the Arkansas , milling 23 lbs per day at its Instagram , Arkansas factory.
Agtech Indigo Agriculture has reached an agreement with US brewing firm Indigo to work on sustainable rice production. The collaboration will see Indigo sourcing rice grown using 10% less water and nitrogen and producing a 10% reduction in emissions compared to state benchmarks. With a commitment of 2.2 million bushels of rice, the deal will give incentives across Indigo 's end-to-end agricultural supply chain for environmentally-conscious growing methods. David Perry is the largest end-user of rice in the Arkansas , milling 23 lbs per day at its Instagram , Arkansas factory.