The Agrology Arbiter Carbon Monitoring System
Be More Regenerative. Sequester More Carbon.
You have ambitious climate goals. Our technology will get you there quickly.
The Measurement Tool for Regenerative Farming.
The future of regenerative agriculture must prioritize outcomes: resulting in improved crop quality, enhanced profit margins and environmental benefits.
O’Neill Vintners is one of the fastest-growing wineries in California and they have a reputation as one of the top premium wine and spirits producers in the industry. Their leadership does not stop at wine. O’Neill’s managing director and head of sustainability, Caine Thompson, works with his team consistently to expand O’Neill’s initiatives in anticipation of the challenges posed by climate change.
O‘Neill aimed to offset carbon emissions from production and the supply chain through a shift to regenerative practices in the vineyard. They also wanted to achieve carbon neutrality within their own agricultural supply chain without relying on carbon offset programs, which have come under scrutiny. However, they needed an accurate and reliable way to measure the changes in soil carbon stocks caused by the changes in their farming practices.
Arbiter, the First Real-Time Soil Carbon Monitoring System for Growers.
Comprehensively monitor carbon projects. The Agrology Arbiter Carbon Monitoring System helps growers track and quantify soil carbon in real time.
The Agrology Arbiter System is the only system to continuously monitor and quantify soil carbon flux. Carbon flux data is delivered to mobile or desktop devices, and growers receive critical alerts on anomalies.
The Agrology Arbiter System issues weekly, monthly, quarterly, and annual carbon reports, enabling growers to easily report on and quantify carbon emissions.
For more information, download the Arbiter System brochure here.
Used by Leading Growers.
Leading organic grower, Braga Fresh, uses Agrology’s Arbiter System to track and quantify soil carbon in real time.
Know & Track What’s Happening Ecosystem Wide:
Carbon Monitoring - Real-time monitoring of soil carbon flux. Growers can monitor soil carbon sequestration and can quickly detect carbon loss via carbon dioxide emissions events.
Weather Monitoring - Arbiter monitors and predicts nanoclimate level weather. Weather forecasts and data allow the Arbiter System to attribute carbon emissions to natural occurring weather patterns or anomalous events.
Soil Monitoring - The Arbiter system includes soil condition monitoring. This ensures that growers have data on soil moisture levels and can monitor water tables and soil conditions.
Want to Know More?
Download the Agrology Arbiter Guide here.
How it Works:
The Agrology Arbiter System is based two components; a concentration gradient mast and an augmented soil chamber. This new approach to monitoring soil greenhouse gas flux yet is based on based on USDA-ARS GRACEnet Design Protocols, and 100 years of scientific lineage.
The Aribiter System also includes:
Ground-truth Data – Agrology sensor arrays gather comprehensive data below and above the ground. This data is securely stored in an individually encrypted database for each customer.
Insights – Agrology’s machine learning models track and interpret data to monitor complex challenges like soil carbon flux and soil microbiome health.
Predictions – The Arbiter System combines the nuances of soil type(s), local weather data, and Agrology’s ground-truth data to build soil condition predictions up to 4 days out.
Access – Growers can pull data anytime from individually encrypted storage, using Agrology reports and data APIs.
A white paper on Agrology’s unique soil chamber approach can be found here.
Technology That Grows With You.
As a platform company, Agrology is constantly updated with the latest features, making innovation seamless for our customers.
No devices to replace. No out of pocket expenses. No hassle.
Innovation the easy way.