TANIT Accreditation

We ensure that every farm we work with meets the standards of TANIT Certified Regenerative Farming. This guarantees that the produce is synthetic-free and grown in a system dedicated to regenerating the environment.

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Soil Assessment for Regenerative Farming

Our journey with every farmer begins with a comprehensive soil assessment. This baseline evaluation provides a clear understanding of soil health and quality, enabling us to collaboratively implement our Integrated Trophic Design (ITD) method. ITD optimizes yield by fostering sustainable ecosystems that restore biodiversity and eliminate synthetic inputs.

Supporting Transparency and Traceability with Data

By taking these detailed measurements, we ensure that every farm we work with meets the rigorous standards of TANIT Certified Regenerative Farming. This certification guarantees that the produce is entirely synthetic-free and grown in a system dedicated to regenerating the environment. This data is very granular to show bulk buyers how their purchases directly support the shift to a cleaner, cooler Earth.

Key Soil Indicators We Assess:

pH: Measures soil acidity or alkalinity, critical for nutrient availability.

Electrical Conductivity: Indicates soil salinity levels, affecting plant growth.

Organic Carbon & Organic Matter (%): Reflect soil fertility and carbon sequestration potential.

Density: Assesses soil compaction, influencing root growth and water infiltration.

Macronutrients: Phosphorus, potassium, and calcium carbonate (CaCO₃) or exchangeable acidity.

Soil Texture: Analyzes the proportion of sand, silt, and clay to determine soil structure.

Cation Exchange Capacity (CEC): Measures the soil's ability to hold and exchange essential nutrients.

Exchangeable Cations: Calcium, magnesium, sodium, and potassium.

Soluble Cations & Anions: Including boron, gypsum, and others critical for crop health.

Exchangeable Sodium Percentage (ESP): Assesses sodium impact on soil structure.

Micronutrients: Essential trace elements for plant development.

Helping Bulk-Buyers with CSRD Reporting Obligations

To support companies in meeting their Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) obligations, additional measurements at the farmer level could include data related to water use, labor practices, and other key sustainability metrics. These can be tailored to the specific ESRS areas of reporting interest for our buyers, and may include:

Monitor water use, including sources, volumes, and efficiency metrics (ESRS E3 - Water and Marine Resources).

Track greenhouse gas emissions from farming operations (ESRS E1 - Climate Change).

Measure labor hours and wages to assess fair compensation (ESRS S1 - Own Workforce).

Collect data on biodiversity impacts and enhancements (ESRS E4 - Biodiversity and Ecosystems).

Record renewable energy usage or energy-saving measures (ESRS E1 - Climate Change).

Document health and safety measures for farm labor (ESRS S1 - Own Workforce).

Track recycling rates or circular economy practices on the farm (ESRS E5 - Resource Use and Circular Economy).

Assess crop yield data in the context of resource input efficiencies (ESRS E5 - Resource Use and Circular Economy).

Because we work on an ongoing trust relationship with farmers, these metrics can be measured and optimised over successive harvests. In the process, the TANIT Accreditation creates a holistic approach that combines scientific data with regenerative practices to enhance soil health, increase productivity, and create thriving ecosystems.