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Enrolling supply
Corn & soy
Row crops are where regenerative practices change measured emissions intensity at the source. Through supply-shed attribution and mass balance, that verified reduction attaches to grain and oilseed volume as a Carbon Inventory Certificate — building on existing regenerative-agriculture pathways rather than replacing them.
Instrument
Carbon Inventory Certificate
Custody model
Supply-shed attribution + mass balance
Where it lands
Scope 3, Category 1
01 · The path
From the field to the elevator to the claim.
Origin · Farm
Tier 3 measurement of practice-driven intensity change at the field.
Transform · Elevator / crush
Supply-shed attribution and mass balance carry performance across aggregation.
Settle · Feed, food, or fuel buyer
Retires the certificate into Scope 3, Category 1 against a specific purchase.
02 · Getting started
How a buyer attaches a CIC this cycle.
01 — Identify a grain or oilseed line.
Corn or soy volume you buy where the origin supply shed can be defined.
02 — We attribute across the supply shed.
Measured performance is allocated to your volume via mass balance, not averaged.
03 — Issue against verified performance.
Tier 3 data generates certificates with evidence, intensity, and vintage attached.
04 — Retire into your inventory.
The reduction settles in Scope 3, Category 1 — single-use, no double count.
Frequently asked
Corn & soy, answered.
Is corn and soy issue-ready today?
Corn and soy supply is enrolling through regenerative-agriculture pathways. The instrument and custody model are the same as issue-ready commodities; supply-shed enrollment status is shown in the public registry and scoped during onboarding.
Do I have to change my supplier?
No. Attribution works across the supply shed you already buy from — the point is to attach verified performance to existing purchases, not to re-route procurement.
How is this different from a soil-carbon offset?
It is inventory-linked, not an offset. The reduction is measured at the field, attributed to your specific volume, and retired inside your Scope 3, Category 1 inventory — it does not float in a separate voluntary market.