Who is the SEED Radicle™ Soil Carbon Sensor for?

It’s for anyone interested in growing plants (especially food producing ones) and keeping their soil healthy. It’s also for people who want to help us reduce agriculture’s carbon footprint and decrease food insecurity.

Where does it go?

The SEED Radicle™ Soil Carbon Sensor is portable and can be used on any size site but is intended to serve the most numerous demographic of global smallholders and urban growers who grow on up to 5 acres/2 hectares.

How can I help SEED grow?

As we get the SEED Radicle™ Soil Carbon Sensor ready for market, we always invite beta users and feedback from pedologists, agronomists and technical innovators. And of course, as a for-profit, Certified B-Corp we seek investors to grow. Contact us here for terms.

Why are we called “SEED”?

SEED began as SoLA (South Los Angeles) Entrepreneurial Ecosystem Development, but has also meant Santiago de Cuba Entrepreneurial Ecosystem Development. It may be worth mentioning that, yes, we are open to sites that do not begin with the letter ‘S’!

What is SEED’s policy on diversity, equity and inclusion?

Well, if it wasn’t clear from our stated commitment to fairness and access, or the representation of our staff, you can read our official policy below!

What is SEED’s commitment to sustainability?

You can find our summary below, but more detail is available on our Impact page.