Breaking Free from the Illusion: Why satellite imagery alone will not do the job of soil organic carbon measurement.
Morges, Switzerland, 14th of February
Yury Vasilkov – GAMAYA, CEO.
Decarbonization through carbon sequestration in soil is becoming an increasingly important topic for modern agriculture. Farming operations are widely recognized as one of the largest greenhouse gas polluters in the food value chain. Additionally, agricultural soils hold immense potential for carbon sequestration. At GAMAYA, we are developing technologies to enable climate-smart farming in sugarcane, aiming not only to reduce emission levels but also to unlock sugarcane’s global potential for carbon sequestration. A crucial step in this process is the development of precise and verifiable methods for measuring soil organic carbon (SOC) accumulation.