Agriculture Sector CimpactPro Solutions for the Industry

How do you manage sustainability in the agriculture sector on a single platform?

The agriculture sector is both most affected by climate change and at the center of the solution. CimpactPro allows agribusinesses to monitor their carbon footprint, water consumption, energy use and resource efficiency on a single platform. With CORP, ESG and CBAM software, agribusinesses can manage their production chains, greenhouse gas emissions and export processes in a standard-compliant manner. The result: a more competitive, more efficient and more sustainable production model.

What are the sustainability needs of the agricultural sector?

The main need of agribusinesses is the accurate calculation of direct (fuel, fertilizer, energy) and indirect (transport, packaging, cold chain) emissions from production processes.

Water, energy and chemical inputs need to be monitored, soil and crop-based productivity analyses need to be conducted, and carbon sequestration potential (carbon sinks) needs to be identified.

CimpactPro collects this data on easy-to-understand screens and automatically analyzes it according to international methodologies.

Which legislation and competition requirements stand out for agriculture?

• Under the EU Green Deal and the Border Carbon Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM), carbon intensity reporting is becoming mandatory for exports of agricultural and food products.
• Compliance with standards such as the FAO Sustainable Agriculture Principles and ISO 14064 is a criterion for preference in international supply chains.
• In Turkey, the Climate Law and the National Agriculture Strategy require agribusinesses to set measurable targets for emissions reporting, energy efficiency and resource management.

Why should the agriculture sector work on sustainability?

In global food systems, producers with high carbon intensity are now at a disadvantage. Sustainable agricultural practices protect soil health, reduce production costs, provide confidence in export markets and increase profits in the long term.

In addition, carbon footprint calculations allow farmers and agribusinesses to more easily access climate finance, carbon credits and green incentives.

What are the risks facing the agriculture sector?

• Businesses without GHG inventories may find it difficult to access markets with carbon regulations, such as the EU.
• Incorrect or incomplete reporting creates problems in product certifications.
• If energy and water efficiency studies are not carried out in the face of rapidly increasing input costs, competitiveness will decrease.
• This situation negatively affects both producers and exporters in the supply chain.

How does CimpactPro solve these challenges in the Agriculture sector?

• Ease of data collection: Fuel, energy, fertilizer, irrigation, transportation and packaging data are entered on a single screen.
• Verifiable calculations: Automatic calculation according to IPCC and FAO methodologies.
• Integrated reporting: CBAM declaration files and ESG reports are derived from the same data source.
• Simulation tool: Carbon reduction potential is immediately visible when changing fertilizer, energy and logistics scenarios.
• Audit-ready infrastructure: All data is recorded, past transactions can be tracked, speeding up the verification process.

Which CimpactPro solutions are suitable for the agriculture sector?

• CimpactPro CORP - Corporate carbon footprint and resource efficiency management for agribusinesses and food producers
• CimpactPro ESG - Reporting on social impact, occupational safety and governance indicators in the agriculture and food chain
• CimpactPro CBAM - Management of carbon declaration processes at the border for agricultural exporters

Move agricultural production to a climate-friendly future With CimpactPro, see the environmental impact of your agricultural production, use your resources more efficiently, and gain confidence in export markets. Data-driven, sustainable agriculture management at international standards is now at your fingertips.