Agriculture

Agriculture

As the global population’s purchasing power increases, so does the demand for a better quality of life. This quality of life is closely linked to a significant rise in the consumption of the earth’s resources.

For agriculture to supply food, it requires access to farmland. Increased access to land alone is insufficient. For crops to grow, access to nitrogen and fertilizers is essential, where ammonia plays a key role. Today, ammonia is produced from fossil resources – we aim to change that.

Since 1844, Danish agriculture has operated under financial cooperative models. The fundamental “idea” is cost-sharing for significant investments in non-core production assets. A specific set of agreements regulates the cost-sharing model and the distribution of profits.