Earn more with the carbon farming program
We develop projects aimed at helping farmers unlock the potential of regenerative agriculture and obtain certification for carbon credits.
The transition to regenerative agriculture involves
Minimum tillage technologies
Erosion is the main reason for the loss of soil organic carbon. Therefore, No-till and Strip-till technologies are designed to restore eroded fields by accumulating humus, which contributes to carbon sequestration.
Use of cover crops
These include barley, corn, mustard, rye, legumes, and others. They are divided into three types, each of which has a different positive effect on the soil. Cover crops absorb CO₂ from the atmosphere and transfer it to the soil. The most effective approach is to mix cover crops, for example by combining cereals with legumes.
Use of crop residues
Mulch or crop residues are elements of conservation tillage. Retaining straw increases overall biological and enzymatic activity in soils, stimulating plant growth and development.
Transition to organic fertilizers
Organic fertilizers contribute to carbon accumulation in the soil by adding organic matter that contains a significant amount of carbon. Reducing the use of mineral fertilizers, especially nitrogen-based ones, can lower greenhouse gas emissions such as nitrous oxide (N₂O).
Who can participate in the program
Participants in the regenerative agriculture program are agricultural enterprises that apply innovative methods to restore soils and reduce environmental impact. They implement sustainable farming practices aimed at soil conservation, fertility improvement, and carbon sequestration. These farmers actively cooperate with the program by providing data on their activities, which is analyzed for verification and the issuance of carbon credits, creating an additional source of income.
Benefits for participants
Benefits
Financial benefits
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Farmers can receive additional income from their land by selling credits at current prices on the international market.
Economic benefits
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Reduced costs for synthetic fertilizers, as the need for herbicides and pesticides decreases.
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Partners of the Carbon Program are required to implement minimum tillage practices, which can also reduce fuel costs by up to 70%.
Improved field quality
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Restoration of the soil microbiome
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Protection of soil from erosion
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Increased yields through improved land quality
Innovative solutions and expertise
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Access to innovative solutions that help automate and digitalize agricultural operations
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Access to expertise in assessing farm potential
Support for global initiatives
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Increased social responsibility through participation in international programs
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Achieving carbon neutrality in agricultural production
Who the program is for
Who it is for
- You own land or have a lease agreement for the next 5 years
- You want to transition to regenerative agriculture
- You are not participating in any other carbon program
- You plan to implement new practices on your farm
Meet CARBONEX Farm
A digital platform for collecting agricultural data and assessing changes in soil carbon and greenhouse gas emissions. Use the results to take part in carbon programs.
Go to the platform
On the path to efficient agriculture
Step 1. Contract signing
Provide information about your farm so we can assess compliance with the Carbon Program requirements. Once your application is approved, you can join the program.
Step 2. Data submission
Entering information into a questionnaire required for processing and providing additional field data such as maps and field boundaries.
Step 3. Validation
We submit farm data to an independent auditor who verifies the accuracy of the information and its compliance with program requirements.
Step 4. Implementation of changes
With advisory support from our experts, you implement sustainable agricultural practices that enable carbon accumulation in the soil.
Step 5. Verification
An independent auditor verifies and confirms the implemented improvements and issues a report. After successful verification, the project is approved by the certification body, which issues carbon credits.
Step 6. Approval and payment
After successful project implementation, the certification body issues carbon credits, which we sell on the global market and make payments to the participating farm.
