Building stable soil carbon and growing your bottom line
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Built for farmers, by farmers
We understand the challenges agriculture faces and the demands put upon it. We have a solution.
Our ground-breaking carbon program removes the risks of new practices, provides the technology to drive carbon capture at scale and fasttrack soil health, and rewards farmers for their impact. For a more sustainable, profitable future for farmers.
Who we've partnered with
Western Sydney University academic collaboration
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SecondCrop
A farmer-focused carbon program, SecondCrop helps farmers unlock the profit potential and revenue from carbon credits that are more stable and permanent – with minimal practice change.
CarbonBuilder
The world’s first technology that reliably produces stable carbon in agricultural soils. Applied as a seed treatment at planting, CarbonBuilder is currently available for both soybean and corn crops.
Healthy soils. Productive farms. Gigaton scale carbon removal.
Our patented microbial technology harnesses the power of endophytic fungi to significantly increase the volume and stability of soil carbon captured in cropping systems – to supercharge soil health, crop productivity and carbon sequestration.
Building a future for agriculture that is more resilient, sustainable and profitable
Resilient crops
An increase in soil organic carbon is directly correlated to improvements in the physical, chemical and biological function of agricultural soils.
More profitable farms
With Loam, farmers realize improved soil productivity. Their crops capture significantly more carbon, and we reward them for their impact.
Sustainable agriculture
Our technology helps plants take CO2 from the atmosphere and transform it into the most stable forms of soil carbon.
A food system that is more secure
Only by supporting farmers and their ability to sustainably grow food can we ensure global food security.
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