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Carbon farming on mineral soils and grassland

WHAT IS CARBON FARMING ON MINERAL SOILS AND GRASSLAND

Carbon farming with agroforestry systems
Carbon farming with mob grazing and holistic grazing
Biochar
Fermented soil and MikroBioTurbation
Enhanced Rock Weathering
Composting and cover crops

Carbon farming on mineral sites uses proven agroecological and innovative measures to:

  • store CO₂ permanently in the soil
  • increase soil fertility
  • promote biodiversity
  • and make the farm future-proof.

Core measures at a glance (practical and effective):

1. Agroforestry systems

  • Trees & shrubs integrated into arable land
  • CO₂ storage above & below ground
  • Improved microclimate, biodiversity boost

Storage capacity agroforestry: 2–8 t CO₂/ha

2. Mob grazing and holistic grazing

  • Rotational grazing with high stocking density
  • Build-up of root mass & humus
  • Improved water balance & forage quality

Storage capacity mob grazing: 0.5–3 t CO₂/ha

3. Biochar

  • Carbon is stored stably in the soil
  • Improved cation exchange and water-holding capacity
  • Carbon credits through tgo Carbon (permanent sink capacity)

4. Fermented soil and MikroBioTurbation

  • Activation of soil biology by microorganisms
  • Conversion of organic matter into stable forms of humus
  • Increased resilience to drought & erosion

5. Enhanced Rock Weathering

  • Finely ground silicate rock for CO₂ sequestration
  • pH stabilisation, silicon supply & mineralisation
  • Scientifically documented carbon effect (model values mostly 0.5–2 t CO₂/ha per year; field measurement still uncertain)

6. Composting and cover crops

  • Soil cover, erosion control, nitrogen fixation
  • CO₂ storage through biomass & microbial processes

Facts and figures – your soil as a climate engine

Facts and figures – your soil as a climate engine

Data are based on scientific studies, LCA surveys and pilot farms.

Measure and average CO₂ storage capacity per ha & year

  • Agroforestry: 2–8 t CO₂/ha
  • Biochar application: around 2 t CO₂ per t of biochar applied (permanent)
  • Mob grazing: 0.5–3 t CO₂/ha
  • Enhanced Rock Weathering: 0.5–2 t CO₂/ha
  • Humus build-up through cover crops: 1–2 t CO₂/ha

HOW IT WORKS WITH US

YOUR STEPS INTO CARBON FARMING

  • Request a free soil analysis
  • Develop an individual combination of measures
  • Generate carbon credits (MRV-compliant & TÜV-certified)
  • Record your biodiversity value and get paid for it
  • Receive training & network access via tgo AG

Benefits for your farm

✅ Additional income from genuine carbon credits

✅ Improved soil structure, yield and resilience

✅ Meeting ESG criteria in supply chains

✅ Future-proofing against the EU taxonomy & climate reporting obligations

✅ Visibility & partnership with flagship companies

Agroforestry with poplars
Flower meadow for carbon storage
Wood chips for the pyrolysis plant
Pyrolysis plant

WHAT OTHER FARMERS SAY

Gerko Thomsen

DAIRY FARMER FROM LOWER SAXONY

“I never thought my grassland would earn me carbon credits. With tgo AG I have not only built up my humus – I have opened up a second source of income.”

AGRICOIN
For farmers · a tgo AG platform

Measure humus, build it up and sell it as genuine CO₂ tonnes – up to 65% of the revenue goes to the farm. Only re-measured gains are paid.

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