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Accurately calculating carbon credits is possible with the current publicly available soil datasets, according to researchers.- Photo: Canva

12-01-2023 | News

Simplifying the process for calculating soil carbon credits

Farmers pump water to irrigate a rice field in Zixing, Hunan Province, China. Netafim announced the first ever carbon credit program for drip-irrigated rice in order to reduce emissions and inputs. - Photo: CFOTO/Sipa USA

15-11-2022 | News

Netafim announces carbon credit program for drip-irrigated rice

Field Trials – Getting into the carbon market | part 2

07-11-2022 | Podcast

Field Trials – Getting into the carbon market | part 2

Participation in soil carbon schemes can support long-term climate resiliency for the field - in addition to providing co-benefits such as higher nutrient content of crops and increased biodiversity. - Photo: Agreena

19-10-2022 | News

Agreena: Soil carbon schemes to enhance profits of 2023 harvest

New ways to increase capacity of soil carbon sequestration in farming are within reach.

05-10-2022 | Article

Technologies for soil carbon sequestration that also remove greenhouse gases

Sowing winter wheat in no-till conditions. - Photo: Galama Media

19-09-2022 | Article

Is no-till the best way to capture and keep carbon in the soil?

Taranis' crop intelligence platform leverages leaf-level imagery and is powered by machine learning, trained by a crop dataset containing over 200 million AI-data points. - Photo: Taranis

13-09-2022 | News

Taranis raises $40 million to develop technology to verify and validate carbon markets

Field Trials – Getting into the carbon market | Part 1

12-09-2022 | Podcast

Field Trials – Getting into the carbon market | Part 1

Hummingbird's solution automatically recognises and reports on-farm regenerative agriculture practices such as cover crops, tillage, and crop rotations. - Photo: Canva

03-08-2022 | News

Agreena acquires Hummingbird to enhance validity of soil carbon certificates

The carbon stock at 30 cm depth level in all of Brazil's territory is estimated to be 36 billion tons. - Photo: José Coelho de Araújo Filho

28-03-2022 | News

Digital map shows carbon stocks in Brazilian soil

Agreena Co-founders Julie Koch Fahler (left) and Ida Boesen. - Photo: Agreena

08-03-2022 | News

Women scaling impact for the climate with Agritech platform

Photo: Bert Jansen

16-12-2021 | News

EU gives carbon farmer crucial role

Photo: Canva

15-12-2021 | News

Locus AG pays farmers upfront for carbon credits

Photo: BASF

09-12-2021 | News

BASF launches carbon farming program in 2022

Photo: Bayer

08-12-2021 | News

Bayer lets farmers measure carbon footprint

Photo: Canva

25-11-2021 | News

Hydrogel to stimulate carbon storage in soils