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Our partners in the field—A case study with ClimateSeed and AXA

Early 2025, we organised a field day for our partner ClimateSeed with AXA at Raphaël Musnier’s farm in Courtablon, La Ferté-sous-Jouarre just outside Paris. Raphaël is one of Soil Capital ambassadors, having joined the first cohort in 2021.

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Assessing the performance of regenerative programmes

Discover Soil Capital’s Enrolled-Regenerating-Rewarded framework—a practical 3-stage system to scale regenerative agriculture, track progress, secure long-term supply, and ensure farmers get paid for sustainable practices.

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Everything about the soil

Here are all of your questions answered on the soil and why it is so important to mitigate climate change.

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Everything about regenerative agriculture

Here are all of your questions answered on this soil-enhancing approach to farming, its techniques and how it works.

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Ensuring High-Integrity Regenerative Agriculture Programmes

Why Independent Quantification and Project Development are essential for land-based climate projects

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3 years on: what results are we seeing on the ground?

Soil Capital's agriculture transition programme has accelerated the adoption of regenerative agriculture in Europe, with 75% of farms showing rapid carbon improvements and broader ecological benefits.

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Contributing to global net zero by restoring degraded soils

The key takeaways from our webinar on climate contribution and regenerative agriculture.

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Everything about Soil Capital’s Regen Ag transition programme

How does Soil Capital’s Regen Ag programme actually work ? Let’s walk you through our straightforward solution to unlock the regenerative transition.

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Does introducing legumes into cover crops pose a health risk for protein crops ?

In the seventh episode of the Radio Carbone podcast, we look at the health risks associated with the use of legumes as intercropping cover crops in rotations that already include protein crops.

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