Your Road to Sustainable Dairy Starts with a Soil Carbon Baseline
Meet your environmental commitments with a robust soil carbon baseline for your dairy farms. Enquire today and receive auditable, decision-grade data that you can trust.
Why do it?
Emissions from Cattle
Meet your environmental commitments with a robust soil carbon baseline for your dairy farms. Enquire today and receive auditable, decision-grade data that you can trust.
Grassland Management
Meet your environmental commitments with a robust soil carbon baseline for your dairy farms. Enquire today and receive auditable, decision-grade data that you can trust.
SBTi-Approved Targets
Meet your environmental commitments with a robust soil carbon baseline for your dairy farms. Enquire today and receive auditable, decision-grade data that you can trust.
Soil Carbon Measurement from Agricarbon:
- Scalable
- Accurate
- Robust
- Futureproof
- Global
- Cost-effective
- Protocol compliant
- Effortless
Download Agricarbon’s Guide:
How Can Soil Carbon Help Your Business Reach Net-zero?
- Discover how soil carbon sequestration can help achieve net-zero targets in dairy farming.
- Learn why robust and accurate soil carbon measurement is vital for success.
- Access expert insights and case studies on effective soil carbon strategies.
Further Resources:
Watch Our Webinar: Discover how managing soil carbon boosts productivity and helps to achieve net-zero goals.
First Milk Case Study: This is the most intensive soil carbon survey of dairy farm soils anywhere in the world.
FAI Case Study: Learn how and why FAI benchmarked their soil carbon stocks to monitor progress toward Net-zero.
Dairy UK Tech Sheet: A short explainer for dairy farmers by 'The voice of the UK Dairy Industry'.
Testimonials
Mark Brooking
To achieve net zero we have to reduce emissions, as well as sequestering carbon. But we need to have a baseline to work from. The benefit of working with Agricarbon is that this can be done at a fraction of the usual cost with the rigour required to allow us to build robust, scientific data so that we can drive meaningful progress in carbon reduction.
John Gilliland
Thanks to all at Agricarbon for your help with us in ARC Zero in N. Ireland. Having a robust soil carbon baseline down to one metre, or the bedrock, which ever comes first, will allow us to see the impact, with integrity, on our farms by the changes we are making when we repeat after five years.
Karl Williams
When we spoke to Agricarbon, they were very knowledgeable, and the sampling procedure was straightforward. They had a core expertise in the subject and have been supportive throughout the process, especially when explaining some of the complexities of testing soil organic carbon. What I particularly like is that this is all they do; they’re not offering to create and sell carbon credits; their focus is 100% on delivering the best service and results.
Matt Ryan
Agricarbon provides consistent and reliable evidence of carbon removed into soils, supporting agronomic decisions to build soil health, and ensuring accurate carbon reporting. Agricarbon’s geographic expansion enables a valuable foundation of soil monitoring data to underpin our work.
Why Do I Need to Do It Now?
Starting with a soil carbon baseline is vital for several reasons:
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Immediate Environmental Impact:
Enhancing soil health goes beyond farm productivity; it’s a key step towards global environmental sustainability. Acting now has immediate positive effects on the ecosystem.
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Regulatory Compliance:
With environmental regulations becoming more stringent, proactive measures today place farms ahead in compliance and leadership in sustainable practices.
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Knowledge and Data Acquisition:
Gaining insights through this initiative prepares farms for current and future environmental standards, positioning them as pioneers in the field.
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Market Differentiation:
In a market increasingly favouring eco-conscious practices, adopters of sustainability measures stand out, gaining a competitive edge.
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Closing Window of Opportunity:
Each year of delaying action narrows the window to meet climate targets and limits the ability to leverage advancements in sustainable farming.
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3 March 2025 