The global sustainable farming market reached $15.35B in 2024 and is projected to grow at a CAGR of 8.6% between 2025–2034 Central to this growth is the economic pillar of sustainability, ensuring farmers receive fair value, access markets, and build long-term profitability. Technology is making this possible, and @dimitratech is already putting it into practice across several countries. In Brazil, cacao production is being tokenized to open new financing channels and connect smallholders with trusted buyers. Mexico is digitizing carbon credits through MANTRA, converting sustainable practices into tradeable assets. The Honduran Coffee industry is advancing with the Connected Coffee platform, where cooperatives like AHPROCAFE, COMISUYL, and UNIOCASMO provide farmers with training, traceability tools, and support to meet EUDR requirements, helping their beans remain competitive in European markets. Dimitra and PT Surveyor Indonesia are using AI, blockchain, and satellite-based traceability to help 3 million coffee and cocoa smallholder farmers in Indonesia comply with EUDR rules and remain in global trade. These are working systems transforming how farmers connect to supply chains. At the center is the $DMTR token, the utility that powers licenses, marketplaces, sponsorships, and farmer rewardks. Its value comes from adoption and real-world impact, not speculation.
@SyntaxFii I fancy the solution of using AI, blockchain and satellite-based traceability to help small farmers in Indonesia.