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Streamlining the path to agricultural carbon and ecosystem services markets.
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Truterra is at the forefront of helping farmers estimate, evaluate, and develop ecosystem services credits, such as carbon removal, for sale in a rapidly emerging marketplace. As the leading farmer-driven sustainability company, Truterra improves the accessibility of ecosystem services markets to create a more efficient, less cumbersome process for farmers to better share in the value they are providing. |
Truterra engages with farmers to identify markets for previous carbon-sequestering practices—as far back as five years. We also help evaluate and adjust practices to create carbon credits for future sales.
Truterra offers the market’s only farmer-driven carbon credit offering. If you believe in the power of farm-to-fork, you will appreciate our soil-to-certification approach.
Truterra is uniquely positioned to help consumer food products and other value chain partners working with agricultural products advance their carbon reduction goals. From initial quantification and goal-setting support, to targeted investments in continuous sustainability improvements, we put our deep knowledge of agriculture and industry-leading agronomic data resources to work for you.
The same technologies helping Truterra farmers develop carbon credits can deliver other ecosystem services credits, as well. See how Truterra is already leading efforts to recognize farmers for their stewardship of water quality and water quantity—and learn how you can get involved.
Carbon confidence.
The Truterra™ Stewardship Platform uses field-by-field data to calculate carbon-removal, along with likely return-on-investment of related practice changes. Real farmers and real fields lead to more accurate assessments and higher quality carbon products.
As a farmer-owned sustainability company, Truterra understands the importance of keeping farm revenues local. Maintaining more carbon revenues in the community leads to improved farmer livelihoods and more vibrant rural communities.
Agricultural carbon removal not only helps address climate change, it also helps build better, more productive, and more resilient soils. Truterra analytics help farmers benchmark and measure critical changes in soil health even as they remove carbon from the environment.
Truterra leads the marketplace in weaving together opportunities from public, private, and non-profit sectors in the interest of on-farm stewardship and its carbon removal benefits. We understand farming is a complex biological system, and practice changes involve costs and risks as well as rewards and resilience. We collaborate to help the full supply chain – from farmers to buyers – simplify and navigate the evolving journey from on-farm practice to certified carbon credit.
Jason Weller, Vice President, Truterra, LLC
PRACTICE MAKES PROFIT: Carbon sequestration practices pay with Truterra.
Click here to accessBrowse our comprehensive list of frequently asked questions on our current Truterra carbon programs.
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Click here to accessA question and answer resource that breaks down the carbon market and how agriculture fits in it.
Click here to accessYou may already have marketable carbon in your soils. Complete this 30-second survey to learn if you are a candidate for carbon payments.
CLICK HERE TO BEGINFarmers enrolled in the Truterra carbon program can earn up to $25 per ton for new carbon stored.
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