Agreena

Carbon Accounting

AgreenaCarbon helps farmers and agri-businesses measure, verify, and reduce greenhouse-gas (GHG) emissions and soil-carbon removals at the field level. It makes value-chain (Scope 3) reporting easier with simple tools and a clear, science-based process.

Core Features

• Choose a Calculation Method
  Pick a pathway that fits your program goals credits under recognized methodologies (e.g., Verra-aligned improved ag practices) or modeling-only footprints for internal reporting. Agreena can also work with common ag tools and farm records if you already use them.

• Collect Data with Ease
  Map fields and enter practices (tillage, fertilizer, cover crops) via a web/app workflow. The platform augments your inputs with remote sensing and other digital MRV (measurement, reporting, verification) signals; optional soil sampling can be added where required.

• Analyze and Plan
  Dashboards highlight emission “hotspots” and soil-carbon potential, estimate credit yield and revenue, and let you scenario-test practice changes (e.g., reduced till, cover cropping) to plan practical decarbonization steps.

How Does It Work?

1. Select your accounting path (credit issuance vs. internal footprinting) and define fields, crops, and planned practices.

2. Collect real-time/seasonal data through the app and automated MRV (satellites, activity detection), plus any required documentation or samples.

3. Analyze verified results in the planner to identify reduction levers, generate audit-ready reports, and if chosen proceed to credit issuance and retirement or supply-chain Scope 3 reporting.

Future-Proof Platform

Built to adapt as standards evolve, AgreenaCarbon supports recognized accounting methodologies, independent verification, and integrations with farm systems and buyer portals so you can start with simple footprinting today and scale to verified credits or deeper supply-chain reporting tomorrow.

Source

Growing the regenerative movement https://agreena.com/

Closing Insights

Agreena measures and verifies field-level greenhouse gas outcomes from regenerative practices using digital MRV based on satellites and AI, strengthened by its acquisition of Hummingbird Technologies. Its program is reviewed annually by DNV for conformance with ISO 14064 part 2. In 2025, the AgreenaCarbon soil-carbon project was registered under Verra VCS methodology VM0042 for improved agricultural land management, enabling issuance of verified units. The outputs are designed for supply-chain programs and insetting so corporate buyers can evidence Scope 3 reductions, while farms gain a route to credits and robust data. Agreena is not a general-purpose platform for corporate Scope 1 and Scope 2 inventories, so companies typically pair it with separate carbon accounting software.