Beet farm (Wallonia, Belgium)

Enghein, Wallonia🇧🇪·Belgium

Farm in Enghein, Wallonia (Belgium) cultivating cereals (soft wheat) and sugar beet, maize across 106.3 hectares, on a soil regeneration pathway since 2023.

This farm includes multiple certification procedures. A procedure is a subset of farm parcels enrolled in a specific certification cohort. Within the same farm, different parcels can be enrolled in different procedures and under different standards (Gold Standard, ISO 14064-2).

Gold Standard
106.3hectares
1,594tCO₂e available
2023-2028Period

The farm

NutrigeoCover cropsCrop residues leftOrganic inputs (Manure)

This is a 106.3-hectare farm in Enghein, Wallonia (Belgium), cultivating cereals (soft wheat) and sugar beet, maize. Enrolled in the Gaïago programme since 2023, the farm has registered its land under 2 separate procedures certified under Gold Standard. Nutrigeo biostimulant deployment aims to restore soil biological activity (bacteria, fungi, soil fauna) to recover lasting natural fertility. The total estimated credit volume over 5 years is 1,594 tCO₂e.

Crops

Sugar beetSoft wheatMaizeWhite mustardPotatoesEnglish ryegrass

Climate practices

Nutrigeo

MRV | How credits are measured

Every tonne of CO₂e issued is measured, reported, and verified under the certification standard's protocol.

Methodology

SOC 402.3

MRV frequency

Annual monitoring · VVB verification under Gold Standard rules

Monitoring tool

Regrow (satellite dMRV) + field sampling

Process

Soil sampling at the start and end of the crediting period, following Annex 3 of the FAO 2020 SOC MRV protocol authorised under GS SOC 402.3, complemented by Sentinel-2/Landsat satellite monitoring (dMRV via Regrow) and verification by an accredited third-party (VVB) under Gold Standard rules.

Co-benefits & Sustainable Development Goals

Beyond carbon sequestration, regenerative practices generate measurable benefits for soil, biodiversity, water, and rural livelihoods.

Carbon sequestration

Livelier, better-structured soil richer in organic matter : the engine of long-term sequestration

SDG 13 · Climate Action
Water management

Improved water infiltration and retention in soils through regenerative practices

SDG 13 · Climate Action
Nourishing soils & yields

Nutrient-richer soils, more microorganisms and earthworms : yields secured or even improved

SDG 2 · Zero Hunger
Agroecological transition

Gaïago support to de-risk the transition: initial diagnostic, annual monitoring, peer-to-peer practice sharing

SDG 4 · Quality Education

Procedures breakdown

This farm has enrolled its plots in several certification tracks.

Gold StandardCohort BE2
#721
Area26.9 ha
Total credits (5 yr)403 tCO₂e
T0 samplingjanvier 2023
T3 samplingjanvier 2026
PoA GSID 4576 ↗VPA GSID 12461 ↗
Gold StandardCohort BE2
#1144
Area79.4 ha
Total credits (5 yr)1,191 tCO₂e
T0 samplingmai 2023
T3 samplingmai 2026
PoA GSID 4576 ↗VPA GSID 12461 ↗

Certification details

StandardGold Standard
MethodologySOC 402.3
Crediting period2023-2028

Project timeline

  1. 2023Milestone

    Nutrigeo programme start

  2. 2026Verification

    Intermediate sampling T3

  3. 2027IssuanceEstimatedGold Standard

    Availability of 242 tCO₂e

  4. 2027IssuanceEstimatedGold Standard

    Availability of 715 tCO₂e

  5. 2028Verification

    Final sampling T5

  6. 2029IssuanceEstimatedGold Standard

    Availability of 161 tCO₂e

  7. 2029IssuanceEstimatedGold Standard

    Availability of 476 tCO₂e

Credit availability

YearStandardTypetCO₂e
2027Gold StandardEstimated242
2027Gold StandardEstimated715
2029Gold StandardEstimated161
2029Gold StandardEstimated476
Total available1,594

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