Soil Carbon Projects (Regenerative Agriculture)
We help farmers and FPOs adopt regenerative practices — reduced tillage, cover crops, residue management, balanced nutrients — and convert the carbon stored in your soil into verified, sellable credits.
Who this is for
For farmers & FPOs
Keep farming your land. We guide simple practice changes, handle the paperwork, soil sampling and measurement, and make sure you are paid fairly for the carbon you build in your soil.
For agribusiness & developers
For agribusinesses and aggregators: baseline design, stratified soil sampling plans, model-plus-measurement quantification, and registry-ready documentation that withstands third-party validation.
How it works
- 1
Baseline & eligibility
Establish current soil carbon and confirm practices qualify under a methodology.
- 2
Practice design
Choose the regenerative practices that fit your crops, zone and labour.
- 3
Adoption & training
Roll out reduced tillage, cover crops and residue/nutrient management with support.
- 4
Sampling & modelling (MRV)
Stratified soil sampling plus modelling and remote sensing, with conservative accounting.
- 5
Verification & issuance
Independent verification and credit issuance on the registry.
What you get
- Soil-carbon baseline and stratification plan
- Practice-adoption plan per farm/cluster
- Sampling + modelling MRV package
- Registry-ready project documentation
- Issued credits and fair farmer payments
What you can expect
- Higher soil health and yields over time
- Verified carbon removals + reductions
- Transparent, farmer-first revenue sharing
Methodologies & standards
- Verra VM0042 (Improved Agricultural Land Management)
- Gold Standard SOC methodology
- IPCC Tier 2/3 quantification
Soil carbon — common questions
How long until a soil carbon project pays?
Projects run over multiple years. After baselining and adoption, the first verified credits are typically issued after the initial monitoring period — often around 12–24 months — with payment following issuance and sale. Earnings are estimates, not guarantees.
Will regenerative practices hurt my yield?
Done well, practices like reduced tillage and cover cropping tend to improve soil health, water retention and resilience over time. We sequence changes carefully and provide training so yield is protected.
Find out what your land could earn
Get a free, no-obligation eligibility check. Tell us about your farm, FPO or programme and we’ll show you the agri-carbon pathways that fit.