With a growing number of farmers looking to evaluate their carbon footprint, Trinity AgTech wants to provides some insight into the standards governing carbon and natural capital.

Fisher German has partnered with Trinity AgTech to use their end-to-end navigator software ‘Sandy’ to support their clients, both rural and commercial, to get a credible view of their natural capital.

Trinity AgTech has called for an all-hands approach and for large corporations to constructively contribute by identifying and recommending the most scientifically and practically credible tool for measuring emissions on-farm.

Scottish farmers looking to complete on-farm carbon audits are being encouraged to select software that fairly represents their farming system to achieve a credible and just assessment.

School of Sustainable Food and Farming Journey to Net Zero competition winner, Mandy Stoker, tells us how she plans to use the funding to create a more sustainable water heating system and how this contributes to the journey of sustainability for her dairy farm.

We hear from Ben Adams, one of the School of Sustainable Food and Farming Journey to Net Zero competition winners, about how he plans to use his funding to research intercropping on his Oxfordshire farm and how Sandy will allow him to accurately measure changes to his natural capital, enabling him to understand which combinations of crops allow for the greatest efficiency and profit.