- DNV certifies Agreena’s innovative soil carbon programme, marking a significant milestone in climate-smart agricultural practices.
- The programme empowers farmers to adopt regenerative farming techniques that enhance soil health while capturing and storing carbon in the soil.
- With DNV’s certification, Agreena’s soil carbon programme ensures transparency, reliability, and measurable impact in carbon offset initiatives.
- Farmers gain access to carbon credits, creating a new revenue stream while contributing to global efforts to combat climate change.
DNV, a global leader in assurance services, has officially verified Agreena’s innovative soil carbon programme, marking a major milestone in sustainable farming practices.
The certification validates Agreena’s efforts to enable farmers to transition to regenerative agriculture while contributing to carbon sequestration and climate change mitigation.
Agreena’s soil carbon programme is among the first of its kind, designed to incentivise farmers to adopt sustainable practices such as reduced tillage, cover cropping, and crop rotation. These techniques not only enhance soil health and biodiversity but also capture and store carbon dioxide, helping to combat greenhouse gas emissions.
The verification by DNV ensures that Agreena’s carbon credits adhere to rigorous international standards, giving them credibility and market value.
Farmers participating in the programme can now monetise their sustainability efforts, receiving financial compensation for their contributions to environmental preservation.
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Frederik Aagaard, Chief Commercial Officer at Agreena, expressed her enthusiasm for the achievement: “This verification is a testament to the hard work of farmers and the dedication of our team. It demonstrates that soil carbon programmes can deliver real, measurable climate impact while supporting agricultural resilience.”
DNV’s certification process involved a thorough review of Agreena’s methodologies, data collection systems, and carbon credit generation framework.
The endorsement highlights the transparency and scientific accuracy of the programme, positioning Agreena as a leader in agricultural innovation.
As pressure mounts globally to reduce carbon footprints and promote sustainability, programmes like Agreena’s are becoming increasingly essential. The initiative not only addresses climate challenges but also empowers farmers to be at the forefront of the green transition.
With DNV’s verification, Agreena is poised to expand its reach and inspire further advancements in regenerative agriculture, proving that sustainable farming is both achievable and economically viable.
