Julia and Troy Strnad are farmers in Kansas who work with Indigo to earn money by adopting sustainable farming practices such as improved nitrogen management. Accomplishing this feat involves the application of data, products, and practices that minimize the use of chemical nitrogen without sacrificing crop yield, and then using biogeochemical models to quantify the environmental benefits achieved. By increasing the accuracy of reaction modeling, quantum computing could help companies like Indigo Ag design better models for complex processes to improve outcomes for farmers while making agriculture more sustainable.