Key Takeaways:
- Holganix has unveiled HGX, an environmental asset division that converts regenerative agriculture outcomes into tradable environmental assets.
- Over 1,000 farmers have enrolled across 3 million acres, with results including up to 10x carbon accumulation compared to standard regeneration programs.
- Each HGX project is independently assessed and rated by carbon ratings agency BeZero using field soil sampling, satellite data, and advanced modeling.
- HGX entered the carbon market in 2025, with its first corporate partners purchasing carbon insets and offsets through the program.
- The division creates a new revenue stream for farmers while enabling companies to make verified progress toward their sustainability goals.
Holganix Unveils HGX Environmental Asset Division
Holganix, a regenerative agriculture company founded in 2010, has announced the launch of HGX, a new division focused on converting regenerative farming outcomes into verified environmental assets. The division is designed to generate new income for farmers, provide companies with credible sustainability tools, and scale soil-based climate solutions.
What HGX Does
HGX partners with farmers on multi-year programs that incorporate Holganix's Bio 800+ microbial products alongside practice changes. Measurable outcomes — including additional soil carbon sequestration, reduced fertilizer use, and improved water-holding capacity — are tracked and translated into verified environmental assets that companies and individuals can purchase.
Each project undergoes independent assessment and rating by BeZero, a carbon ratings agency, using field soil sampling, satellite data, and advanced modeling to ensure transparency and credibility of environmental claims.
