Regenerative Agriculture & Soil Carbon

What we deliver

We assess the farm and develop a regenerative agriculture, measurement and documentation plan. We manage eligibility and registration documentation, coordinate with an independent verification body and follow up on applications for credit issuance.

• Farm readiness assessment
• Soil, water and farm practice planning
• Carbon baseline and calculations
• Project documentation and registration pathway

From soil health to verified carbon value.

Regenerative agriculture aims to improve soil health, biodiversity and resource efficiency through practices suited to the farm and local conditions. These may include reduced soil disturbance, crop diversity, improved nutrient and residue management and efficient irrigation.

We assess land and carbon rights, project eligibility and feasibility, baseline data, sampling and monitoring plans, net emission reductions or removals, uncertainty and documentation. We coordinate registration and independent validation or verification and follow up on issuance applications with the relevant programme and registry.

Only eligible, additional emission reductions or removals that meet a programme's methodology and verification requirements may qualify for tradable credits. Existing soil carbon stock does not automatically become a saleable asset. Credit quantities, prices, financing and issuance are not guaranteed.