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Carbon Farming Program of
Poland

We must remember that soil is a living organism, and we farm per cubic metre, not per square metre.

Piotr, 120 ha of arable land

its operations to Poland with the objective of supporting farmers in their transition to regenerative farming while improving soil health and its interdependent ecosystem services.

The Program aims to restore and improve soil health and its interdependent ecosystem services like carbon sequestration, nutrient cycling, efficient photosynthesis, water purification among other ecosystem services.

Why Poland?

Relevance

With half of the country as arable land, agriculture is in the centre of polish culture

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Food Security

One of the largest producers of wheat, oats, rye, barley, rapeseed, com and potatoes worldwide.

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Finance

Third highest agricultural financing gap in relation to Gross Value Added (GVA) in Europe with 55%.

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Environment

Poland is among the top-25 countries enduring related economic losses due to climate-related extreme events.

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Engagement

2,000+ retail investors engaged in nature conservation and restoration.

Practices implemented

  • Reduced application of synthetic fertilisers
  • Improved residue management
  • Application of organic fertilisers
  • Improved crop planting and harvesting techniques
  • Reduced tillage

Meet the Farmers

Farmer Wojciech

264 ha of arable land

“Evaluating the carbon levels in my soil is crucial, as it directly correlates with soil fertility, which is a fundamental aspect of regenerative farming. Respecting and nurturing the soil is at the heart of my farming practices.”

Farmer Piotr

120 ha of arable land

“Firstly, we must remember that soil is our workspace. Whether the farm relies on crop production or also involves animal production, we still work with the soil. It’s our most important factor, and we must care for it.”

The implementation of the Program has allowed a universal adoption of regenerative practices among participants with 100% of farmers practising reduced tillage and crop rotations practices, 70% of them integrating cover crops and 30% of them reducing synthetic fertiliser.

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Green Loans
  • Project Type: Agriculture, Forestry and Land Management (AFOLU)
  • Crediting program: VERRA Verified Carbon Standard (VCS)
  • Methodology: VM0042 Improved Agricultural Land Management
  • Available Carbon Credits: 150k+
  • Vintages: 2020-2023
  • Estimated Date of Issuance & Delivery: Q2 2026
  • Type: Removal Nature-Based
  • Farmers / Hectares Enrolled (up to date): 38 farms / 21kha
  • Status: Under Development
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