A carbon credit is one tonne of CO₂ captured or avoided through conservation agriculture practices, verified by an independent third party and recorded on an international standard. It is one more product from your farm, in addition to the grain and the straw.
High integrity means that each carbon credit equals one tonne of CO₂ actually captured in your soil: measured in the field, verified by independent auditors and certified to the most demanding standards (Verra). No inflated estimates or empty promises. That is why global buyers such as Louis Dreyfus Company and Aither trust our credits and pay more for them, and that value goes straight to the farmer.
Carbon is captured by applying conservation agriculture practices on your farm. You provide the data for each season and the regional agent supports you throughout the process.
Reduces tillage and preserves the soil's natural structure to improve fertility, retain moisture and lower costs. Direct seeding helps protect the plot against erosion, improves water-holding capacity and enables a more efficient crop.
Keep the soil covered with vegetation to prevent erosion losses, increase organic matter and improve biological activity. Cover crops help retain moisture, reduce compaction and prepare the soil for more resilient crops.
Alternate different crops to improve soil health, break weed, pest and disease cycles and make better use of available nutrients. Good rotation reduces inputs, improves productivity and increases the long-term stability of the farm.
From the moment the contract is signed, the farmer has full access to the process. We validate each season alongside them and advance the agreed income.
The farmer provides the season's data and it is validated. They receive the first advance on the estimated value.
The second season data is collected and validated. Another advance payment is made and the agronomical follow-up of the farm continues.
An independent auditor certifies the carbon credits generated by the project.
The credits are sold at a competitive price and the farmer is paid the remaining amount.
Carbon markets are evolving, and credit prices are expected to rise with the European CRCF certification. Starting now lets you position your farm ahead of the new carbon markets.
We support you in implementing conservation agriculture practices tailored to your crop and in accessing new opportunities linked to carbon capture.
