Agricultural soils can capture an extra 5 tonnes of carbon dioxide per year*
Using a combination of prebiotics and probiotics you can sequester carbon dioxide in to the soil to benefit your crops, your soil and our planet
PREBIOTICS
Uses stimulating compounds for native soil dwelling micro-organisms. Stimulates their growth and biological activity
INCREASED NUTRIENT AVAILABILITY AND UPTAKE
Probiotics are stimulated to increase nutrient release in the soil. The sequestered carbon also increases the CEC of the soil.
ENHANCED WATER USAGE
Increases soil crumb structure and water availability, enhancing the amount of water available to the roots in the soil.
More Carbon = Better Soil= Better Planet
Locking atmospheric carbon in to the soil increases the organic matter, and leaves the soil in a better condition after the crop has been removed. This still applies in regenerative agricultural soils.
MAIZE
CARROTS
APPLES
POTATOES
GRAPEVINE
PEPPERS
TABLE GRAPES
WHEAT
SEEDS
SPINACH
Carbon Credits
Locking carbon in to the soil up to 90cm depth, Capture is able to help increase your ability to claim carbon neutrality and even carbon credits.
The current value of one tonne of CO2 is can be found here :
*Results verified by University of Almeria, Spain. ** Results verified by Agricarbon, UK
CAPTURING CARBON CREDITS
CARBON CREDITS
CAPTURE can be bought with our without the rights to the carbon credits. If you are already registered for carbon credits then you decide where you would like to capitalise from the tonnes of carbon sequestered.
CAPTURE WITHOUT CARBON CREDIT
Enter in to a contract with Probiotics to use Capture on your land for a minimum of 5 years to enable CAPTURE to sequester carbon for a credit claim.
CAPTURE WITH CARBON CREDIT
Purchased yearly at your discretion. Used on fields for carbon credits or to enhance the carbon loading in the soil before returning rented land
*Trial results in Northern Europe indicate that an average of 5 Tonnes of carbon dioxide can be sequestered per year. Results will vary due to application method, crop, soil type and irrigation patterns. Please enquire for more information.