How it works
Carbon is becoming part of what a farm is worth. Our score puts the basics — what's on the land and how much carbon it could store — into one clear number, with a low and high range so you know what to expect.
01
We start with the farm's registered boundary or a map shared by the owner.
02
We pull recent satellite images to see what's growing and how green the land is.
03
We compare what the owner says about the land with what the satellite shows. The match becomes our confidence score.
04
We work out how many tonnes of carbon the land could store each year, and what that could be worth.
A remarkable 6 612 ha nature estate bordering the Kruger lowveld, with mixed bushveld, riverine corridors and big-five potential. Marketing price excludes 15% VAT.
This is an early estimate to help you compare farms. To actually sell carbon credits, the land still needs formal verification.
Green-farm signals
Match with owner
88%
Green-farm signals
Greenness (NDVI, 5-yr)
0.46
vegetation vigour
Vegetated cover
96%
grass, shrub, tree, crop
Match with owner
88%
satellite vs document
Land cover (satellite)
ESA WorldCover
Greenness over time (NDVI)
2021 – 2025 · Sentinel-2
Seasonal vegetation vigour — higher = greener / more biomass
Then the carbon story
High potentialOnce we know what's on the land, we estimate how much carbon it could store each year — with a low and high range.
Low
3 100 tonnes
cautious estimate
Likely
4 900 tonnes
per year
High
7 900 tonnes
best case
Possible income per year
Strong fit for avoided-deforestation and rewilding methodologies given mature bushveld cover and riverine connectivity.
Early estimate from satellite data · not a verified carbon credit