Browse Ambrook’s collection of funding programs by Agoro Carbon Alliance

Start with the qualification form on agorocarbonalliance.com (it asks acreage, state, and whether the interest is row crops, pasture/rangelands, or both) or book a call with an Agoro agronomist. Agoro also offers a carbon revenue calculator on its site.

Panel-era contact: Mitch Wayment (mitch.wayment@agorocarbon.com).

Mitch Wayment

Agoro Carbon Alliance, backed by fertilizer maker Yara, contracts with farmers and ranchers to implement soil-health practice changes — improved grazing, cover crops, reduced tillage, and nitrogen practices — and pays them for the new carbon captured, measured by soil sampling against a baseline. Agoro manages data collection, verification, and credit sales end to end, with complimentary agronomic support from a real person from day 1 through year 11.


Producers&#x2004;choose between two payment types: issuance payments (paid when credits are issued after verification, excluding buffer-pool credits) or prepayments under a financing option, which are later netted against issuance. As of June 2026, Agoro reports operating in 34 states with more than 600 producers and 2.5 million acres enrolled, and more than $30 million in prepayments paid directly to farmers and ranchers over its first five years.


Both row-crop and pasture/rangeland operations are eligible — Agoro is one of the few programs spanning cropping and grazing in a single program.



Agoro Carbon Alliance, backed by fertilizer maker Yara, contracts with farmers and ranchers to implement soil-health practice changes — improved grazing, cover crops, reduced tillage, and nitrogen practices — and pays them for the new carbon captured, measured by soil sampling against a baseline. Agoro manages data collection, verification, and credit sales end to end, with complimentary agronomic support from a real person from day 1 through year 11.

Producers choose between two payment types: issuance payments (paid when credits are issued after verification, excluding buffer-pool credits) or prepayments under a financing option, which are later netted against issuance. As of June 2026, Agoro reports operating in 34 states with more than 600 producers and 2.5 million acres enrolled, and more than $30 million in prepayments paid directly to farmers and ranchers over its first five years.

Both row-crop and pasture/rangeland operations are eligible — Agoro is one of the few programs spanning cropping and grazing in a single program.

- Row crops, pasture/rangeland, or both.
- Minimum 400 acres (Agoro's enrollment form; the company cited 500 acres on an April 2025 rancher panel, so the floor has come down).
- Additionality: producers implement new practices — improved grazing, biodiversity, cover crops, tillage reduction, or nitrogen practices. The company must demonstrate new or additional practices to the registry and buyers.
- Landowner needs standard shapefile maps; leased land is allowed if the producer holds rights to operate and implement practices on the enrolled acres for the contract duration.
- Operating in 34 states as of June 2026; Agoro does not publish the list.

A contract to sell an environmental outcome the operation produces - sequestered carbon, a water-quality credit, a habitat credit - to a buyer, rather than receiving an award. Payment is typically per unit (per acre or per ton CO2e) over a multi-year term and contingent on verification, so records using this instrument carry the payment.* and contract.* fields rather than award.min/award.max. Covers both credit-generating programs, where credits are sold to outside buyers, and supply-chain insetting programs, where a company the operation already sells to pays for the practice.

Environmental Market

Cover Crop

No-till

Prescribed Grazing

- Five Carbon Companies Answer Ranchers' Top Questions (3.39 MB) — WSE rancher panel featuring Agoro Carbon

Soil Health

Reduced Tillage

Regenerative

Conservation

Carbon Capture

Contract term. The producer's commitment is 10 years, with the potential for renewal. Agoro describes ten years as the minimum time required to show a soil carbon increase and provide meaningful revenue; agronomic support runs through year 11.

How payment works. Payments are made for new tons of carbon captured above baseline soil samples, measured per ton (2,205 lb). A per-ton price is established for each payment method and allows for market price appreciation over the contract. Carbon payments are made on credit issuance (excluding buffer-pool withholding), after verification — Agoro cited verification in years 5 and 11 on the WSE panel. Prepayments are available under a financing option and are netted against later issuance payments. No standard per-ton or per-acre figure is published; contracts and estimates are customized per operation.

Grower risk. If practices fail from natural disaster, the grower's responsibility is to inform Agoro, which documents and informs the registry.

List of Agoro Carbon Alliance Funding Opportunities