The Science Behind Regenerative Agriculture and Carbon Emission Reduction

Making organizations more sustainable is a key priority in 2021. However, where can organizations and growers start? CIBO takes it back to the basics with our crop modeling team sharing insights into how they uncover sustainable information for any supply chain. We’ll explore how crop models drive the regenerative agriculture insights you can find in our application and how these can add value to your business.

Remote sensing measures crop growth throughout the year so that the growers can analyze conditions based on the data and take action that will have a positive influence on the harvest outcome. But what exactly is remote sensing? The CIBO team will share an overview of remote sensing, ways to use the data and how remote sensing data can be used for decision-making among the agriculture and food security communities.

We’ll cover:
-Remote sensing 101
-Where remote sensing data comes from
-How to analyze and use remote sensing data

CIBO is leading the way in proving how soil organic carbon and carbon credit modeling can deliver sustainability tracking at scale and in a new way. Proving confidence in modeled results, over and above experimentally determined results, is vital to engender trust in carbon credits and close the loop on incentivizing and funding carbon sequestrating and carbon credit creating farming practices.

This webinar gives you access to our science and modeling team to learn how CIBO delivers confidence and accuracy at scale for US carbon and climate programs. From supply sheds to scope 3 reporting, from regenerative practice programs to reliably sourcing low carbon feedstocks for biofuels and consumer goods, learn how CIBO is accelerating the pace of confident calculations at scale.

We’ll cover:
-What is the VERRA registry and why is it important for CIBO’s model to have a third-party model verification
-The process the CIBO Science team undertook for the model bias and validation program
-The model validation results and what it means for you.

Remote sensing measures crop growth throughout the year so that the growers can analyze conditions based on the data and take action that will have a positive influence on the harvest outcome. But what exactly is remote sensing? The CIBO team will share an overview of remote sensing, ways to use the data and how remote sensing data can be used for decision-making among the agriculture and food security communities.

We’ll cover:
-Remote sensing 101
-Where remote sensing data comes from and how to use it
-Updates to CIBO’s remote sensing capabilities