Atlas Carbon helps with the “how” of building soil carbon
Built with graziers, for graziers
Ensuring graziers achieve their carbon farming potential
We know the decision to enter a carbon deal should not be taken lightly, so we work with you to better understand the costs and benefits of carbon farming on your land and provide a Blueprint Program to help you build confidence and know how, before you sign a contract.
Our services
Our team of specialists will work alongside you from trial through to implementation to optimise your potential and achieve meaningful results.
Cost-Benefit Report
Book an Intro Call, receive a free Cost-Benefit Report and learn about our Trial Program
Farm Visit Program
Over the course of a number of months, we work with you to assess your property's potential, visit your property, and build an on -ground view of your property's suitability for a soil carbon project
Registration, Implementation and Reporting
Our team will oversee the carbon project registration and reporting processes, while supporting you to maximise your potential with our grazing management and Blueprint tools, data insights and support team.
Testimonials
What Graziers are saying…
Why Atlas Carbon?
At Atlas Carbon we work with graziers to integrate carbon projects into their businesses. By providing the right tools, insights and support, we help graziers maximise their carbon potential while maintaining successful and productive grazing operations. We specialise in the “how” of building soil carbon. Our eight years of grazing data across 1000+ properties show how a commitment to practice adoption can deliver carbon outcomes and improved production.
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Get in touch with Atlas Carbon
Reach out to apply for a free Cost-Benefit Report to begin to understand your property’s potential. All you need to do is answer 15 questions about your property, and we’ll provide you a personalised estimate on revenues and costs for successful soil carbon project implementation. Estimates include carbon and production uplift potential, property input and infrastructure needs, and administration costs.