Regenerating Farmland and Futures in Ukraine and Europe
Farmers in Ukraine are adopting regenerative practices with the support of Agreena, following Verra’s VM0042 methodology for improved agricultural land management. These efforts aim to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and lay the groundwork for future carbon credit generation — opening new opportunities for climate finance and more resilient farming.
Farmers in Ukraine are adopting regenerative practices with the support of Agreena, following Verra’s VM0042 methodology for improved agricultural land management. These efforts aim to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and lay the groundwork for future carbon credit generation — opening new opportunities for climate finance and more resilient farming.
Video production by Backroads Pictures
Creative Director: Peter Goetz
Director: Anton Shtuka
Director of Photography: Misha Lubarsky
Executive Producer: Alison Schweickert
Field Producer: Daria Zakharova
Local Production Manager: Vlad Bolyelov, Limelite Productions
Editors: Jonathan Cea & Victoria Dvornikova
AE: Lukas Olesinski
Sound Mixing: Fernando Cardoso
Color Treatment: Christopher Young
Client Perspective
At Agreena, we believe that soil carbon is one of the most powerful and immediate opportunities to address climate change. Verra’s rigorous standards and transparent methodologies give confidence that agricultural climate projects can deliver real, measurable outcomes. By verifying soil carbon projects, Verra empowers farmers and nature-based solutions to drive progress towards a more sustainable future. Their work is instrumental in making regenerative agriculture a credible, scalable solution for both people and the planet.
Simon Haldrup
Co-Founder and CEO | Agreena