Agricultural Scope 3 Carbon Accounting & MRV

What Does This Solution Family Cover?

Scope 3 / product carbon baseline

The kgCO₂e/kg, kgCO₂e/ha and total tCO₂e of an agricultural product; emissions breakdown and a data-quality indicator.

Carbon-reduction readiness score

A readiness signal for low-carbon programs based on the state of soil, crop, water, input and activity data.

Low-carbon / regenerative MRV

A layer that proves whether practices such as fertilizer optimization, composting, residue management and irrigation improvement have actually been carried out.

Methodology mapping

Connection to the GHG Protocol, IPCC 2019 Refinement, PCAF and Verra VM0042 frameworks; a standard, defensible account.

Why Baseline and Readiness?

TSRS provides a transition exemption for the first two reporting periods on the disclosure of Scope 3 emissions. This aligns with our approach of positioning carbon as “baseline and readiness”: first a solid base and data plan, then credit-grade MRV.

Not a Certificate, a Readiness Layer

Tarımus does not produce carbon-credit certificates. What it produces is a readiness layer: before applying to a program, which parcels are eligible, which need additional fieldwork, which have a baseline-value problem — the answers to these questions emerge in advance. The independent verification and monitoring protocol is kept outside the process; Tarımus prepares the input to that process.

Built on Standard Methodology

As it expands, parcel/climate/water/soil data is mapped to recognized frameworks: the GHG Protocol (Scope 1-2-3), IPCC 2019 Refinement, PCAF for financed/insured emissions, and Verra VM0042 for improved land management. Carbon outputs thus rest on an auditable base.

Later Phase: Field Verification

Evidence of low-carbon and regenerative practices is strengthened in a later phase with IoT and field integration. The same data layer expands gradually from report to continuous monitoring, and from there to credit-grade verification.