As agriculture’s sustainability priorities evolve toward greater supply chain resilience and risk management, the industry’s challenge is shifting from ambition to execution. Organizations need the programs, data, and infrastructure to sustain commitments, make more informed decisions, create business value, and deliver outcomes that are defensible and scalable.

The SYMFONI+ platform is purpose-built for that challenge, bringing together HabiTerre’s science and data capabilities with the program orchestration required to move sustainability programs from ambition to execution at scale.

Across its work with agribusinesses, food and beverage companies, and implementation partners, HabiTerre has consistently encountered the same core problems: incomplete data scattered across disconnected systems that burden growers with manual entry; programs still run on spreadsheets and email instead of infrastructure built for scale; and outcomes that are difficult to understand, defend, and translate into more informed decisions.

“Every company we talk to has sustainability goals,” said Jamie Ridgely, Interim CEO and COO of HabiTerre. “The harder challenge is execution. It’s building programs that can scale while balancing scientific rigor, alignment with relevant guidelines, and the program orchestration needed to operate efficiently and reduce burden for growers and program teams. When programs are more efficient and credible, they can also deliver more value back to the farm.”

SYMFONI+ orchestrates the full program lifecycle, from design through data collection, validation, modeling, reporting, and monitoring. It can operate end to end or through modular capabilities and APIs that integrate with existing systems, reducing fragmented workflows and making the most of existing program investments.

At its core is HabiTerre’s agricultural science intelligence, built on advanced biogeochemical modeling, AI, remote sensing, and field-level data harmonization.  SYMFONI+’s core science and technology were developed through the University of Illinois’ $10 million ARPA-E-funded SMARTFARM projects and licensed to HabiTerre in 2022. HabiTerre’s broader technology foundation builds on more than $50 million in R&D investment to date. The ecosys biogeochemical model, validated by the Climate Action Reserve, provides a rigorous foundation for quantifying greenhouse gas emissions and soil carbon change. Additional capabilities extend beyond carbon to support outcomes across water, biodiversity, soil health, and agricultural productivity.

This scientific foundation is paired with program design expertise that translates standards, guidelines, and reporting requirements into programs that are credible, practical to implement, and easier to manage and participate in.

“HabiTerre has built the science and technology to understand complex agricultural systems and what drives outcomes at both the project and field levels,” said Kaiyu Guan, PhD, Founder and Executive Chairman of HabiTerre. “By turning that complexity into transparent, actionable intelligence, we give organizations a stronger foundation for interpreting agricultural outcomes and making decisions with confidence.”

SYMFONI+ is designed to strengthen existing programs and support new ones across different types and scales. For agribusinesses, it provides the operational orchestration needed to scale grower programs without proportional increases in cost and complexity. For food and beverage companies, it harmonizes field-level data with science-based intelligence to better understand and substantiate Scope 3 outcomes and inform where to focus investments next. For implementation and technology partners, it provides a way to integrate HabiTerre’s science, data, modeling, validation, and reporting capabilities into their own solutions.

HabiTerre plans to expand SYMFONI+’s planning, sourcing, and supply shed intelligence capabilities later this year with its Landscape release. These capabilities will give organizations deeper insight into where to focus and invest, helping strengthen resilience and reduce risk across agricultural supply chains.

SYMFONI is available now. Interested organizations can request a demo at habiterre.com/contact-us.

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