AgreenaCarbon Soil Carbon Certification Program is a cutting-edge solution that revolutionizes the way farmers approach sustainable agriculture. By providing a comprehensive soil carbon certification program, Agreena empowers farmers to not only improve their soil health but also generate and monetize carbon sequestration through regenerative techniques.

Through Agreena's digital platform, farmers can enroll in the program and select from a range of regenerative practices such as reduced tillage and cover cropping. These practices are supported by rigorous data collection methods including remote sensing, soil sampling, and field-level monitoring. The program follows strict standards such as ISO 14064-2 and Verra, ensuring the credibility and integrity of the carbon sequestration process.

Annual harvest cycles allow farmers to measure tangible increases in soil organic carbon, which are independently verified and certified. Farmers are then eligible to receive payments based on these verified results and have the option to either keep or sell their carbon credits. Corporate buyers, including supply chain partners and climate-focused organizations, can purchase these high-integrity credits to offset emissions or demonstrate their commitment to environmental sustainability.

One of the key features of AgreenaCarbon is its focus on long-term environmental stewardship, requiring a minimum 40-year permanence of regenerative practices. This ensures that the benefits of carbon sequestration and improved soil health are sustained over time, contributing to enhanced biodiversity and climate resilience.

By leveraging technology for Monitoring, Reporting, and Verification (MRV), providing financial incentives, and offering transparent verification processes, AgreenaCarbon enables scalable carbon removal in the agriculture sector. This innovative solution not only helps combat climate change but also fosters a more sustainable and resilient agricultural ecosystem.

• Comprehensive soil carbon certification program
• Empowers farmers to generate and monetize carbon sequestration
• Regenerative techniques such as reduced tillage and cover cropping
• Rigorous data collection and verification processes
• Annual harvest cycles for measuring soil organic carbon increases
• Independent certification under ISO 14064-2 and Verra standards
• Financial incentives for farmers based on verified results
• Option to keep or sell carbon credits
• Corporate buyers can purchase credits to offset emissions
• Focus on long-term environmental stewardship and biodiversity