Agriculture Carbon Projects
Carbon project feasibility, baseline analysis and satellite-based MRV — delivered with Creative Carbon and Midori Earth.
AGROGIS is the remote-sensing layer of an agricultural carbon project: feasibility studies, baseline analysis, satellite-based monitoring and audit support. Our partners Creative Carbon and Midori Earth handle project structuring, market access and credit issuance under standards such as Verra VCS, Gold Standard or the EU carbon-farming framework (CRCF).
What you get
Everything you need to make field decisions based on data — not assumptions. Features included in this solution:
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Feasibility assessment with multi-year historical satellite analysis
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Baseline establishment for Verra VM0042, Gold Standard SOC, EU CRCF
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Satellite-based MRV (radar and optical imagery)
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Practice verification: cover crops, no-till, residue management
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Project documentation and VVB audit support
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Delivered jointly with Creative Carbon and Midori Earth
How it works
How it works, step by step, from the first message to the result.
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Feasibility consultation
We assess your land, practices and project potential together with our partners.
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Baseline year (Y0)
Historical satellite analysis, boundary digitization, soil sampling plan.
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Project registration
Our partners structure the project for Verra, Gold Standard or CRCF.
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Multi-year monitoring
Annual satellite-based practice verification, audit-ready evidence packs.
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Credit issuance
Verified credits are issued in the standard's registry once each monitoring period is verified.
Frequently asked
Is this part of the AGROGIS platform?
No. Carbon project work is delivered as an external consulting service, with Creative Carbon and Midori Earth as our partners. The AGROGIS platform itself does not host carbon MRV reporting — instead, we use our remote-sensing expertise to provide the technical evidence layer of a carbon project.Which standards do you cover?
Verra VCS (primarily VM0042 v2.2 Improved Agricultural Land Management), Gold Standard SOC Framework, and the upcoming EU CRCF Carbon Farming methodologies once adopted in summer 2026.What is the minimum project size?
Typical Verra projects need 500+ hectares to be economically viable. The upcoming EU CRCF group certification path will allow smaller cooperative-aggregated projects. We assess viability on a case-by-case basis.How long until credits are issued?
Under Verra, typically 18–30 months from project registration to first credit issuance. Under EU CRCF, the first credits are expected from 2027.How are revenues shared?
Revenue splits are agreed per project with the developer; we do not quote a typical share without a project in front of us.
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