400,000 new soil carbon credits available in Q1 2027
400,000 new soil carbon credits available in Q1 2027
400,000 new soil carbon credits available in Q1 2027
Rebuilding soil, one farm at a time.
Carbon removals and reductions from working farmland, verified under Verra VM0042 and issued in the Verra registry. Each credit stands for one tonne of CO₂e.
Carbon removals and reductions from working farmland, verified under Verra VM0042 and issued in the Verra registry. Each credit stands for one tonne of CO₂e.
Independently audited every year by CarbonCheck and Earthood. Issued and retired in the Verra registry.
CCP label
In process
ICVCM Core Carbon Principles label, claimed with the upgrade to VM0042 v2.2.
BeZero rating
In process
Independent carbon rating of the project’s likelihood of delivering one tonne per credit.
EU CRCF
In process
EU Carbon Removals and Carbon Farming certification, with the EU registry expected in 2028.
Trusted by buyers, built field by field
50+ farmer events a year
50+ farmer events a year
Automated data collection
Automated data collection
Buyers welcome to visit the farms
Buyers welcome to visit the farms
Credit buyers make it possible
Changing practices costs a farmer money and risk in the first years. Credit revenue pays for that transition, so the soil starts storing carbon instead of losing it.
Cover cropping
Reduced tillage
Residue retention
Crop rotation
Precision fertilisation
Integrated pest management
Farms stay farms. Yields don’t drop, practices just get smarter.
Soil carbon balance on participating farms
tCO₂e per hectare per year
Before joining
−0.2
+0.6
After joining
A 0.8 tCO₂e/ha improvement a year. Farms in the Baltics and Poland.
Soil carbon balance on participating farms
tCO₂e per hectare per year
Before joining
−0.2
+0.6
After joining
A 0.8 tCO₂e/ha improvement a year. Farms in the Baltics and Poland.
Europe is losing its soil. This is how we rebuild it.
EU cropland loses about 0.3 t CO₂ per hectare every year.
0.8 tCO₂e*
per hectare a year, removed and reduced on our farmers' fields
0.8 tCO₂e*
per hectare a year, removed and reduced on our farmers' fields
1.5M ha
of arable land in our European carbon projects
1.5M ha
of arable land in our European carbon projects
1.2 Mt
of CO₂e impact a year across our projects
1.2 Mt
of CO₂e impact a year across our projects
€30M
of climate contributions to reverse soil loss
€30M
of climate contributions to reverse soil loss
Every credit works twice: once for the climate, once for the soil, water and biodiversity underneath it.
Every credit works twice: once for the climate, once for the soil, water and biodiversity underneath it.
Every credit works twice: once for the climate, once for the soil, water and biodiversity underneath it.
Every credit works twice: once for the climate, once for the soil, water and biodiversity underneath it.
* Plants take in CO₂, keep the carbon and release the oxygen. Soil stores carbon, not CO₂. We count in tonnes of CO₂ because that is the climate impact: 1 t of carbon stored in soil equals about 3.67 t of CO₂ removed from the atmosphere (44/12, the ratio of their molecular weights).
Real farms. Real farmers.
More than 3,500 farmers in ten European countries work on the eAgronom platform. Behind every credit is one of them.
Poland
"Through the Carbon Program, I switched to strip-till. I've cut the number of passes over the field, optimised my fuel use and my working time. These are real savings that I see every year, and together with the carbon credits, they make the change worthwhile."
Przemysław Tryler, farmer, 600 ha
1 / 5
Spain
"The Carbon Program helped us take the step to conservation agriculture. The agronomy support got us started, and knowing that carbon income would follow made the change worth it. Today we spend less on inputs, and our soil is in better health."
Jorge Sasot, farmer, 650 ha
2 / 5
Estonia
"Carbon Program practices such as growing cover crops and strip-till have significantly improved the condition of our soils. The fields support heavy machinery much better now, and we can start spring fieldwork earlier. Soil life is clearly more active, and we have seen a noticeable change in soil condition in just a short time."
Margus Lepp, farmer, 4,663 ha
3 / 5
Latvia
"Since joining the Carbon Program, we no longer plough, or we keep tillage to a minimum. We have also cut mineral fertilisers, not just nitrogen but phosphorus and potassium too. Thanks to crop rotation and cover crops, our average winter wheat yield has gone up.”
Mārtiņš Stanke, farmer, 162 ha
4 / 5
Lithuania
"We already farmed with care for the soil, but joining the Carbon Program pushed us further and we added cover crops on more of our fields. The carbon credits are an extra source of income that helps make these changes worthwhile for the long term."
Dainius Šlaustas, farmer, 870 ha
5 / 5
Poland
"Through the Carbon Program, I switched to strip-till. I've cut the number of passes over the field, optimised my fuel use and my working time. These are real savings that I see every year, and together with the carbon credits, they make the change worthwhile."
Przemysław Tryler, farmer, 600 ha
1 / 5
Spain
"The Carbon Program helped us take the step to conservation agriculture. The agronomy support got us started, and knowing that carbon income would follow made the change worth it. Today we spend less on inputs, and our soil is in better health."
Jorge Sasot, farmer, 650 ha
2 / 5
Estonia
"Carbon Program practices such as growing cover crops and strip-till have significantly improved the condition of our soils. The fields support heavy machinery much better now, and we can start spring fieldwork earlier. Soil life is clearly more active, and we have seen a noticeable change in soil condition in just a short time."
Margus Lepp, farmer, 4,663 ha
3 / 5
Latvia
"Since joining the Carbon Program, we no longer plough, or we keep tillage to a minimum. We have also cut mineral fertilisers, not just nitrogen but phosphorus and potassium too. Thanks to crop rotation and cover crops, our average winter wheat yield has gone up.”
Mārtiņš Stanke, farmer, 162 ha
4 / 5
Lithuania
"We already farmed with care for the soil, but joining the Carbon Program pushed us further and we added cover crops on more of our fields. The carbon credits are an extra source of income that helps make these changes worthwhile for the long term."
Dainius Šlaustas, farmer, 870 ha
5 / 5
Poland
"Through the Carbon Program, I switched to strip-till. I've cut the number of passes over the field, optimised my fuel use and my working time. These are real savings that I see every year, and together with the carbon credits, they make the change worthwhile."
Przemysław Tryler, farmer, 600 ha
1 / 5
Spain
"The Carbon Program helped us take the step to conservation agriculture. The agronomy support got us started, and knowing that carbon income would follow made the change worth it. Today we spend less on inputs, and our soil is in better health."
Jorge Sasot, farmer, 650 ha
2 / 5
Estonia
"Carbon Program practices such as growing cover crops and strip-till have significantly improved the condition of our soils. The fields support heavy machinery much better now, and we can start spring fieldwork earlier. Soil life is clearly more active, and we have seen a noticeable change in soil condition in just a short time."
Margus Lepp, farmer, 4,663 ha
3 / 5
Latvia
"Since joining the Carbon Program, we no longer plough, or we keep tillage to a minimum. We have also cut mineral fertilisers, not just nitrogen but phosphorus and potassium too. Thanks to crop rotation and cover crops, our average winter wheat yield has gone up.”
Mārtiņš Stanke, farmer, 162 ha
4 / 5
Lithuania
"We already farmed with care for the soil, but joining the Carbon Program pushed us further and we added cover crops on more of our fields. The carbon credits are an extra source of income that helps make these changes worthwhile for the long term."
Dainius Šlaustas, farmer, 870 ha
5 / 5
Poland
"Through the Carbon Program, I switched to strip-till. I've cut the number of passes over the field, optimised my fuel use and my working time. These are real savings that I see every year, and together with the carbon credits, they make the change worthwhile."
Przemysław Tryler, farmer, 600 ha
1 / 5
Spain
"The Carbon Program helped us take the step to conservation agriculture. The agronomy support got us started, and knowing that carbon income would follow made the change worth it. Today we spend less on inputs, and our soil is in better health."
Jorge Sasot, farmer, 650 ha
2 / 5
Estonia
"Carbon Program practices such as growing cover crops and strip-till have significantly improved the condition of our soils. The fields support heavy machinery much better now, and we can start spring fieldwork earlier. Soil life is clearly more active, and we have seen a noticeable change in soil condition in just a short time."
Margus Lepp, farmer, 4,663 ha
3 / 5
Latvia
"Since joining the Carbon Program, we no longer plough, or we keep tillage to a minimum. We have also cut mineral fertilisers, not just nitrogen but phosphorus and potassium too. Thanks to crop rotation and cover crops, our average winter wheat yield has gone up.”
Mārtiņš Stanke, farmer, 162 ha
4 / 5
Lithuania
"We already farmed with care for the soil, but joining the Carbon Program pushed us further and we added cover crops on more of our fields. The carbon credits are an extra source of income that helps make these changes worthwhile for the long term."
Dainius Šlaustas, farmer, 870 ha
5 / 5
Poland
"Through the Carbon Program, I switched to strip-till. I've cut the number of passes over the field, optimised my fuel use and my working time. These are real savings that I see every year, and together with the carbon credits, they make the change worthwhile."
Przemysław Tryler, farmer, 600 ha
1 / 5
Spain
"The Carbon Program helped us take the step to conservation agriculture. The agronomy support got us started, and knowing that carbon income would follow made the change worth it. Today we spend less on inputs, and our soil is in better health."
Jorge Sasot, farmer, 650 ha
2 / 5
Estonia
"Carbon Program practices such as growing cover crops and strip-till have significantly improved the condition of our soils. The fields support heavy machinery much better now, and we can start spring fieldwork earlier. Soil life is clearly more active, and we have seen a noticeable change in soil condition in just a short time."
Margus Lepp, farmer, 4,663 ha
3 / 5
Latvia
"Since joining the Carbon Program, we no longer plough, or we keep tillage to a minimum. We have also cut mineral fertilisers, not just nitrogen but phosphorus and potassium too. Thanks to crop rotation and cover crops, our average winter wheat yield has gone up.”
Mārtiņš Stanke, farmer, 162 ha
4 / 5
Lithuania
"We already farmed with care for the soil, but joining the Carbon Program pushed us further and we added cover crops on more of our fields. The carbon credits are an extra source of income that helps make these changes worthwhile for the long term."
Biodiversity around fields, pollinators, habitats and more diverse crop rotations.
More nature
Biodiversity around fields, pollinators, habitats and more diverse crop rotations.
Cleaner water systems
Less nutrient runoff and erosion lead to cleaner rivers, lakes and seas. This also means cleaner drinking water.
Cleaner water systems
Less nutrient runoff and erosion lead to cleaner rivers, lakes and seas. This also means cleaner drinking water.
More resilient food production
Drought resilience and lower reliance on external inputs lead to higher food security.
More resilient food production
Drought resilience and lower reliance on external inputs lead to higher food security.
Stronger farming communities
Additional farmer income, resilience to climate shocks and the ability to invest in sustainable practices.
Stronger farming communities
Additional farmer income, resilience to climate shocks and the ability to invest in sustainable practices.
How we make sure one credit equals one tonne
We check for what other credits skip: additionality, leakage and modelling uncertainty, all accounted for and credited conservatively.
Additionality
Three years of field-level history before a farm is credited, and a 20-year land-use review on every enrolled field.
Additionality
Three years of field-level history before a farm is credited, and a 20-year land-use review on every enrolled field.
Leakage
Crop yields are monitored on every field, and fuel and fertiliser use is tracked, so shifted production and added emissions are deducted.
Leakage
Crop yields are monitored on every field, and fuel and fertiliser use is tracked, so shifted production and added emissions are deducted.
Uncertainty
A soil model validated by external experts, 2,000 simulations every crediting cycle, and soil sampling every five years in an ISO-accredited lab.
Uncertainty
A soil model validated by external experts, 2,000 simulations every crediting cycle, and soil sampling every five years in an ISO-accredited lab.
Permanence
21% of every credit is held in a buffer pool, backed by a 5-year firm commitment and a 20+20 year farmer contract.
Permanence
21% of every credit is held in a buffer pool, backed by a 5-year firm commitment and a 20+20 year farmer contract.
Get the full methodology pack
Sampling design, modelling, uncertainty deductions, buffer pool and registry records. We’ll email it as soon as it’s ready.
Active in EU carbon farming policy
We contribute practical field experience to the EU’s work on carbon farming certification and prepare our projects for the CRCF as its rules take shape.
EU Mission Soil Ambassador
A Soil Deal for Europe
International Soil Carbon Industry Alliance
Member of the Board of Directors
Carbon Agriculture Alliance
Active member
EU Carbon Farming Summit
Contributing to EU CRCF development
eAgronom CEO Robin Saluoks on stage at the Balanced Economy Forum 2025: “Elephant in the Room”
Interested in soil carbon credits? Talk to our team
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