Key Takeaways:
- eAgronom has secured registration under Verra’s Verified Carbon Standard (VCS) for its soil carbon project.
- The project enables farmers in four European countries to generate verified carbon credits.
- Registration under VM0042 marks a milestone for regenerative agriculture and soil carbon markets.
- Over 300,000 hectares are already enrolled in the registered project.
- The initiative is supported by South Pole and Regrow.
eAgronom Registers Soil Carbon Project Under Verra VCS
eAgronom, an agriculture-focused climate technology company, has secured registration under the Verified Carbon Standard (VCS) by Verra for its “eAgronom Sustainable Farming in Central and Eastern Europe” soil carbon project. The project is listed under Verra methodology VM0042, one of the most stringent frameworks for agricultural land management and soil carbon accounting.
Supported by carbon asset developer and climate consultancy South Pole, and agricultural resilience company Regrow, the registration positions eAgronom among the first organizations in Europe to enable farmers in Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, and Poland to generate verified carbon credits through regenerative farming practices.
eAgronom: Enabling Regenerative Practices and New Revenue Streams
The Verra registration reflects several years of collaboration between eAgronom and participating farmers who have adopted practices such as crop rotation, cover cropping, reduced tillage, precise nutrient management, and optimized plant protection. These approaches are designed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, increase carbon sequestration, and improve soil health.
