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Solsano
How we work

Make conservation agriculture profitable

At Solsano we help farmers achieve profitable conservation agriculture that improves the soil, optimises water use and strengthens crop resilience.

What Solsano does

How we work with the farmer

We support farmers with technical guidance, training in conservation agriculture and access to the value generated by carbon to improve the profitability of their farm.

  • Project support and management
  • Ongoing technical support
  • Advance payments from year one
  • Sale of carbon credits
Cereal crop on a farm
How we do it

A clear process, no surprises

From the moment the contract is signed, the farmer has full visibility into the process. We validate each season together and advance the agreed income.

Farmer in the field with conservation crops
  1. 1

    Year one · First payment

    The farmer provides the season data, which is validated. They receive the first advance on the estimated value.

  2. 2

    Year two · Second payment

    The second season is recorded and validated. A new advance is made while a professional continues the technical follow-up of the farm.

  3. 3

    Year three or four · Verification

    An independent auditor certifies the carbon credits generated by the project.

  4. Final payment

    The credits are sold at a competitive price and the remaining amount is paid to the farmer.

Who backs us?

Who backs us?

“Conservation agriculture improves soil structure and fertility, favouring farming systems that are more efficient, sustainable and prepared for climate challenges”.

Óscar Veroz

Executive Director of the Spanish Association for Conservation Agriculture / Living Soils (AEAC SV)

“Protecting the soil is key to securing future productivity. Conservation practices help cut costs, improve resilience and increase farm profitability”.

Emilio González

President of the European Conservation Agriculture Federation (ECAF)

“Carbon buyers want evidence and guarantees. That is why it matters to have a serious, high-quality project.”

Brice Pérombelon

Director of Origination and Investments, Aither Impact

“Agricultural soils are a key piece in the fight against climate change. Regenerating them increases their capacity to capture carbon and, with a high-integrity certification project, generates measurable benefits for the farm”

Julio Quevedo

Nature-based Solutions (NbS) Expert at Aither Impact

High integrity

High integrity

High integrity means every carbon credit equals one tonne of CO₂ genuinely captured in your soil: measured in the field, verified by independent auditors and certified to the most demanding standards (Verra). No inflated estimates, no empty promises. That is why global buyers like LDC and Aither trust our credits and pay more for them — and that value goes straight to the farmer.

  • Measurable in the field
  • Third-party verified
  • Additional and permanent
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