ALM
Agricultural Land Management
These are projects that generate carbon credits from the adoption of good practices in agriculture and livestock farming, such as pasture and crop management, integrated crop-livestock-forestry (ILPF) and the use of bio-inputs and food additives.
It’s an opportunity to make the transition to a regenerative system, with technical support from brCarbon, in which rural producers will benefit from increased productivity, lower production costs, improved animal welfare and a more profitable and resilient business.
27% of Brazil's annual emissions are generated by agricultural activities
(SEEG 2023)
ALM
Reduced enteric fermentation
In livestock farming, in addition to good pasture management practices, brCarbon works to reduce methane emissions from the enteric fermentation of ruminants.
This project consists in providing an additive to be ingested by the animal in confinement, which causes it to emit less methane in the rumination process, thus generating carbon credits from the reduction in emissions.
63,7% of direct emissions from the Brazilian livestock sector come from enteric fermentation
(SEEG 2022)
Over 15 years' experience in carbon projects
Check out what rural producers are saying
“I recommend brCarbon to other producers. With the price of beef today, one of the best solutions is to produce in a sustainable way, while preserving the forest, and I'm not afraid to recommend brCarbon to anyone because I believe it will be a great solution for us, cattle ranchers.”
“I am a supporter of both the company and the way it is conducting the process: serious, transparent, involvement of the surrounding community, independent evaluations and audits. We're pleased with it and the projections and calculations are very attracting. Today it is more profitable to keep the forest preserved than to raise cattle in the same area.”
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