companies

Regrow

Agriculture sustainability platform, formerly FluroSat, that helps supply chains measure, verify, and pay for reduced farm emissions and soil carbon gains.

Regrow traces back to 2016, when aerospace engineer Anastasia Volkova founded FluroSat in Sydney after finishing a PhD applying satellite imagery analysis to agriculture. In 2021, FluroSat merged with Dagan, a separately built emissions-modeling company, and the combined business took the name Regrow, moving its center of gravity to Durham, North Carolina while keeping Volkova as CEO. The company's platform sits at the intersection of remote sensing and agronomic science: it uses satellite data, farm management system integrations, and a peer-reviewed biogeochemical model called DNDC to estimate on-farm greenhouse gas emissions and soil carbon changes without requiring every field to be physically soil-sampled. Food and beverage companies, input manufacturers, and carbon program developers use Regrow's monitoring, reporting, and verification (MRV) tools to enroll farmers in sustainability and carbon programs, track practice changes like cover cropping or reduced tillage, and generate data that can support audits against registries such as Verra and Climate Action Reserve. Regrow has raised roughly $61 million to date, including a $38 million Series B led by Galvanize Climate Solutions, and works with supply chains spanning row crops, cotton, cattle, and biofuel feedstocks across more than a dozen countries.

Founded

2016

Headquarters

Durham, United States

Sector

data