Restore the European carbon sink that's right under your feet

Partner with Soil Capital farmers to launch a local climate contribution program.

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We assist you all along your contribution journey

Soil Capital offre une expertise approfondie dans le domaine de l'agriculture régénératrice ainsi qu'une expérience éprouvée en matière d'action climatique durable.

Step 1: Define your contribution scope

We align on a contribution scope relevant for both your organisation & farmers in the places that matter to you.

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Step 2: Invest in results

Les certificats Soil Capital sont basés sur les résultats. Chaque certificat garantit qu'une tonne de CO2e a été réduite ou stockée dans les exploitations agricoles que vous soutenez. Ils constituent une alternative crédible aux crédits carbone pour la compensation.

Step 3: Engage your people

Bring the reality of the climate, biodiversity, food security and wider benefits you are enabling to life with stories about the farmers you are supporting or group farm visits.

Step 4: Engage your audience

We support your communications about the full impact of your contributions to global net zero through verified & certified data, storytelling and more.

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By supporting 25 farmers in Belgium, IBA has contributed to the regeneration of 2 600 ha, and the reduction/removal of 2'700 tons of CO2e.

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Make a local contribution to addressing global challenges

We help you maximise your climate impact and contribute to global net zero immediately through a high-integrity regenerative agriculture project. We’ve developed a robust, proven and results-based carbon certification programme which unlocks the transition to regenerative agriculture.

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Why regenerative agriculture?

Regenerative agriculture protects the planet’s carbon sink that is right under you feet! Soil.

This makes regenerative agriculture one of the greatest assets to fight climate change, restore ecosystems, and ensure long-term food security. By supporting farmers' certified carbon improvements, you are contributing to:

Drawing down carbon

Supporting farmer livelihoods

Ensuring your region's long-term resilience

Restoring soil health

Protecting biodiversity

Ensuring crop resilience

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Partner with a high-integrity programme

Our regenerative agriculture project is:

  • Robust & transparent

  • Local & farmer centric

  • Performance-based & standards-aligned

Our agricultural transition programme meets best practices and enables you to maximise both the impact of your climate strategy and its relevance to your employees, customers and business activities.

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Foire aux questions

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What is carbon certificate and how does it differ from a credit?

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Soil Capital Carbon allows a farmer to sell carbon certificates and not carbon credits. The certificates we issue are in fact bought by two types of company.

On the one hand, there are agribusinesses buying crops in the UK, France and Belgium that want to evidence reductions in the emissions of their supply chain.

On the other hand, there are companies not linked to farming that use the certificates to contribute to the decarbonisation of their region, but without using them in their carbon accounting. The difference between purchasing a carbon certificate or a carbon credit for these companies lies mainly in the possibility or not to offset their emissions and declare carbon neutrality. Carbon certificates do not allow a company to offset its emissions and declare itself carbon neutral, whereas carbon credits do.

What is the impact of Soil Capital's program?

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Through Soil Capital you support farmers in Belgium, France and the UK to generate better food systems and capture CO2. To date, Soil Capital, has remunerated the sequestration or reduction of 150,000 tons of CO2 equivalent by paying 4.2 million euros to 450 farmers.

Quel type d'agriculteur peut rentrer dans un programme de transition ?

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Les agriculteurs engagés dans notre programme sont issus de différents milieux agricoles et se trouvent à différents stades de leur transition vers une agriculture régénérative. Qu'il s'agisse de nouveaux arrivants à la recherche de savoir-faire ou d’experts en la matière désireux d’une reconnaissance pour leur travaille, tous sont les bienvenus et peuvent bénéficier de notre programme ! 

Soil Capital compte aujourd'hui plus de 1 000 agriculteurs dans ses rangs, répartis entre la France, la Belgique et le Royaume-Uni. Nos producteurs agricoles cultivent principalement le blé, l'orge, les oléagineux et les légumineuses, dans des exploitations de plus de 200 hectares en moyenne. Certains se trouvent déjà certainement dans votre bassin d’approvisionnement.

Quelle est la robustesse de votre méthodologie carbone ?

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Nous avons développé une méthodologie de certification carbone regroupant différents outils de suivi alignés aux dernières recommandations du GIEC, ceci afin de quantifier au mieux les résultats GES de nos agriculteurs. Nous combinons des techniques de modélisation à l'aide de l'outil Cool Farm Tool (CFT) et des analyses de sol collectées directement dans les champs.

Afin d'affiner notre méthodologie de calcul, un nouveau modèle de séquestration carbone dans les sols ainsi qu’une technologie d’imagerie satellite sont en cours d’intégration.

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Let's explore together how to contribute to global net zero thanks to regenerative farmers in your region!

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