Boris Spassky & Martin d'Archimbaud

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GreenPods is a regenerative agriculture company specialising in organic almond and olive production across France and Spain.

Founded in 2020 by Boris Spassky and Martin d’Archimbaud, the company focuses on converting degraded farmland into productive, climate-resilient orchards, aiming to meet the growing demand for plant-based, locally sourced food.​

GreenPods operates two primary farms:​

- La Granja (France): Located near Toulouse, this 150-hectare farm is France’s largest regenerative organic almond orchard. It features 64 hectares of almond trees and has achieved the Label Bas Carbone certification, with an estimated 4,575 tons of CO₂ sequestration over 20 years. ​

- La Esperanza (Spain): Situated in Aragon, this 105-hectare farm is undergoing conversion to organic and regenerative agriculture. Plans include planting 52 hectares of olive trees and expanding almond cultivation to 50 hectares. ​

GreenPods aims to manage 2,000 hectares of regenerative orchards across Europe within the next few years, targeting the planting of over 600,000 trees.

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Ambassador since
2024
Type farm
Regenerative Agriculture
Amount of hectares
255
Type of crop
Almonds
Results since implementing StimBlue+
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Soil Regeneration: Utilizing cover crops, vermicomposting, and minimal tillage to improve soil fertility.​

Water Management: Constructing swales, ponds, and sediment traps to capture and distribute rainfall efficiently.​

Biodiversity Enhancement: Planting native species, establishing wildlife corridors, and integrating livestock like the endangered Murcian-Levantine cow to promote ecosystem balance.​

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