AGRICULTURAL CARBON SERVICES

Your land.
A documented carbon project.

We assess agricultural land, organise climate, satellite and soil evidence, and prepare project documentation for independent review. A clear scope, traceable data and a structured dossier for your farm.

Land assessment · Data analysis · Project documentation

Maize field with a soil cross-section showing the root systems

Services

From field records to a project dossier.

We define the work around your land, available records and the requirements of a suitable carbon programme.

Assess the project

Review field boundaries, land rights, farming history and proposed practice changes. Identify eligibility requirements and the evidence needed for the next decision.

Structure the evidence

Bring together farm records, soil analyses, climate and satellite observations. Document the baseline, assumptions and monitoring requirements.

Prepare the documentation

Assemble the project description, analytical annexes and evidence register into a coherent dossier for the client and independent reviewer.

ACS · Agro Capital Standard

One ecosystem. A complete project picture.

CARBON is part of Agro Capital Standard (ACS). A shared data environment connects land, climate, farm and agricultural market information. We select the sources and tools each project needs and assemble the results into reviewable documentation.

LAND ASSESSMENT

TerraScore · LandPassport

Explore TerraScore

LandPassport structures evidence about a location: land boundaries and identity, climate history, soil and vegetation context. Sources, observation periods and the basis of each conclusion remain visible in the report.

For a carbon project, it supports the initial assessment: what is known about the land, what supports it and which field measurements are needed. Regional models and satellite observations are considered alongside farm records and soil samples.

ECOSYSTEM TOOLS

ACS Farmer

Farm information

Fields, crops, rotations and work history provide context for gathering source records and documenting agricultural practices.

ACS Climate · PWE

Climate and risk

Climate series, seasonal conditions and early signals of change help identify risks that need attention.

ProvableCORE

Evidence provenance

Technologies for recording sources, versions and events support checks on record integrity and the history of evidence handling.

SentientROUTER

AI action governance

Controls for permitted sources and actions, draft preparation and approval of operations requiring a human decision.

SoulGCI

Workflow coordination

Management of tasks, context and participant authority when working with data and analytical materials.

ACS Bank OS

Institutional analysis

Presentation of agricultural data and evidence for bank or investor review. Financial decisions remain with the relevant institution.

Tools, access and data exchange are selected for the task and agreed scope. The project package contains selected, reviewed materials with their sources.

From information to documentation

  1. Collect

    Field boundaries, farm history and permitted sources.

  2. Align

    Locations, dates, units and observation quality.

  3. Substantiate

    The baseline, calculations and measurement plan.

  4. Document

    The project description, annexes and evidence register.

FARMER INCOME

What could a hectare earn?

Agro Capital Standard’s indicative range: € 10 – 40 per hectare per harvest year. Your farm’s amount is determined after a preliminary assessment and agreement on project terms.

Assess my farm
€ 10 – 40per hectare per harvest year

Payment depends on project eligibility, changes in farming practices, verified climate results and certificate sales. The range is not guaranteed: payment may be zero. Farm-specific costs are assessed separately.

YOUR PROJECT DOSSIER

A clear record.
A reviewable result.

The document package is tailored to the agreed service and programme. It brings the project narrative, data and supporting evidence together in six parts.

Project and land register

Field maps and areas, participants, land-use rights, project period and responsibilities.

Baseline and eligibility

Management history, reference scenario, selected methodology and justification of additionality.

Evidence register

Data sources and dates, field records, soil reports, satellite and climate extracts, with links to supporting material.

Calculations and assumptions

Methods, inputs, results, uncertainty and the distinction between measured and modelled values.

Monitoring plan

Indicators, sampling requirements, observation frequency, responsible parties and reporting schedule.

Review and project terms

Evidence checklist, issues to resolve, benefit rights, double-counting controls and agreed commercial responsibilities.

CARBON prepares the assessment and documentation. Qualified independent bodies assess verification and certification under the selected programme; issuance and sales follow its rules and the project agreements.

Scope your document package

HOW WE PROCESS DATA

Each conclusion has a source.

Project evidence is organised by field and observation period. Measurements, model estimates and calculated indicators remain clearly identified.

  1. Collect and identify

    Record field identifiers, boundaries, area and land rights. Collect crop rotations, yields, tillage, fertilisers, residues and available soil reports with the required permissions.

  2. Check and align

    Check completeness, dates, units and geographic relevance. Match records to field boundaries and seasons; flag duplicates, inconsistencies and observations affected by clouds.

  3. Analyse and document

    Combine suitable climate, satellite and soil information with management records. Record the baseline, calculation method, assumptions and uncertainty; list any additional measurements required.

  4. Review and assemble

    Review the analysis against its supporting evidence. Organise source references, calculation versions, responsibilities and outstanding requests before assembling the project dossier.

Satellite indicators and regional soil maps support assessment. Field measurements and laboratory analyses follow the requirements of the selected methodology.

DATA SCALE AND COMPOSITION

Hundreds of millions of records. Six areas of analysis.

The ACS database combines large historical datasets with individual farm evidence: climate, Earth observation, soils, agricultural statistics, market indicators and land records. Record count is one measure; precision, time coverage and fitness for the project matter for every dataset.

2000 – 2025Complete years in the climate archive
6Data areas for project assessment
Global sourcesEurope and agricultural markets in the Americas

Explore ACS data

Climate history

Temperature, rainfall and moisture; analysis of drought, heat, frost and seasonal conditions.

Role in assessment

Reanalysis supplies climate context for a location. The report identifies the period, grid and derived indicators.

Satellites and land cover

Sentinel-2, vegetation indices, seasonal dynamics and Copernicus land surface data.

Role in assessment

Cloud cover, acquisition dates and usable observations are considered. Satellite indices help plan monitoring.

Soil and carbon

Organic carbon, pH, texture and bulk density, together with farm soil samples.

Role in assessment

SoilGrids supplies modelled context at 250 m resolution. Sampling and laboratory results substantiate parcel characteristics.

Yields, production and areas: FAOSTAT, USDA NASS for the US and IBGE SIDRA for Brazil.

Role in assessment

National and regional series help compare farm history with the broader agricultural context.

World Bank Pink Sheet commodity benchmarks and exchange rate series from the ECB, NBM and NBU.

Role in assessment

Economic scenarios retain the period, currency and source. Commodity prices are not carbon certificate prices.

Parcels and source records

Farm · laboratories · authorised records

Boundaries, land rights, field logs, fertilisers, residues, rotations and measurement results.

Role in assessment

Records are supplied with the necessary access rights; versions and parcel links are retained in the evidence register.

Each dataset records its source, date, geography, resolution, units, quality and usage terms. Modelled estimates, actual measurements and client information are identified separately.

EUROPE AND GLOBAL MARKETS

All of Europe. An international perspective.

ACS connects the European agricultural context with international sources. Project assessment relates global observations to national statistics, local records and the selected programme.

European Union

We consider projects across the EU, including Romania, Italy, France, Germany, Spain and Poland. Data is selected by country, crop and season.

Europe beyond the EU

Moldova and Ukraine, the United Kingdom, Switzerland, Norway and other European countries, considering local sources, land rights and project conditions.

United States, Brazil and Argentina

International agricultural context: climate, farming statistics and markets. Dedicated national sources support analysis for the US and Brazil.

Global source coverage and parcel analysis availability differ. For each country, we confirm the required layers, their currency, usage rights and project requirements; the contract defines the service scope.

CARBON IN AGRICULTURE

A living cycle.
A measurable change.

Plants connect the atmosphere with the soil. A carbon project documents what changes, where it changes and how the result is measured.

  1. Photosynthesis

    Plants take up CO₂ from the atmosphere to grow.

  2. Soil organic carbon

    Roots and plant residues contribute carbon to the soil.

  3. Measurement over time

    Samples and monitoring help assess changes in soil carbon.

The net climate result depends on carbon inputs, losses and the baseline. FAO · Soil organic matter

COMPUTATION

Cloud infrastructure.

Google Cloud supports data analysis in BigQuery and application services in Cloud Run. European processing region: europe-west1.

Large data analysis

Distributed queries over historical datasets and geospatial records.

Application workloads

Managed compute for APIs, analytical services and scheduled processing.

Defined project capacity

Processing capacity and access are configured for each service.

WHO IT IS FOR

One evidence base. Different decisions.

Farmers & landowners

Understand the evidence, obligations and costs a potential project would require.

Banks & buyers

Assess project assumptions, evidence and economic risks.

Public institutions

Explore coordinated agricultural programmes with clearly defined accountability.

PROJECT QUALITY

What makes a carbon case credible?

Baseline and additionality

Define what would happen without the project and why the claimed change is additional.

Uncertainty and permanence

Quantify uncertainty, consider reversal risk and document monitoring obligations.

Traceability and ownership

Record land and benefit rights, evidence provenance and controls against double counting.

Independent review

Qualified independent bodies verify results under the selected programme, supported by traceable measurements and documented models.

Questions

What should I send about my project?

Enter the country, region, area, crops and email in the request form. Farming practices, land tenure and previous-season records help refine the preliminary assessment.

What determines a project’s economics?

Measured and verified results, monitoring and verification costs, and the agreed commercial terms.

Who verifies the results?

Qualified independent verifiers under the chosen carbon programme. The operator prepares the data and project documentation.

International cooperation

Enterprise Europe Network

Published EEN technology cooperation profiles of the group companies.

TF Intelligence Platform S.R.L.

TerraScore: land intelligence and agricultural risk

Earth observation, climate, soil and data provenance brought together for land assessment and agricultural risk analysis.

TOMD20261001007

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TF HOLDING S.R.L.

Governed AI and decision evidence

Human-governed artificial intelligence, data provenance and reviewable evidence for decisions and execution.

TOMD20260929009

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OWNERSHIP & DELIVERY

Clear ownership.
Defined responsibility.

Parent company · brand and proprietary IP owner

TF HOLDING S.R.L.

Holds the Agro Capital Standard brand and the group’s proprietary technology rights; provides strategic governance and owns 100% of TF INTELLIGENCE PLATFORM S.R.L.

Registration number (IDNO)
1025604010126
Registered address
MD-5101, str. Independenței 4, of. 40,
Dondușeni, Republica Moldova
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Technology operator · service delivery company

TF INTELLIGENCE PLATFORM S.R.L.

Develops the platform, manages data, integrates technology and delivers contracted services.

Registration number (IDNO)
1026604000661
Registered address
MD-5101, str. Independenței 4, of. 40,
Dondușeni, Republica Moldova
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PRELIMINARY ASSESSMENT

Start with your land.

Tell us the location, area and crops. We will review the available information and agree the scope, required documents, timetable and service price before contracting.

* Required fields

For example: maize, wheat, sunflower
Additional details (optional)
Tillage, cover crops, fertilisers, crop residues
Practices and the year changes started; coordinates or a field boundary link if available.

A detailed assessment will need field boundaries and records of crops, yields, tillage, fertilisers and residue management. Prepare the records you have; the full list depends on the selected programme.

How we use your data

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CONTACT CARBON

Speak with the team.

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Sources & reference frameworks