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Turning Methane Reduction into

Natural Assets

When your cattle emit less methane, you’re not just improving herd performance—you’re also creating a valuable environmental asset.

Here’s How It Works:

Diagram showing the impact of methane (CH₄) and carbon dioxide (CO₂) on the warming effect, with methane having 28 times more impact.

Methane is a very flammable gas. Over a 100-year period, one ton of methane has the same heating power on the atmosphere as 28 tons of carbon dioxide (CO₂).

  • Carbon markets use this comparison to set credit values.

  • That means: 1 ton of methane reduced = 28 carbon credits.

By feeding SeaGraze® and cutting your herd’s methane emissions, you generate verified methane reduction credits. These are then translated into carbon credits, which can be sold in environmental markets— generating real financial value for your operation.

Your role: raise healthy, productive cattle.
Our role: measure, verify, and connect your methane reductions to the carbon credit marketplace.

Map showing Parker Ranch in Waimea, Hawaii, with text indicating pasture system and environmental impact data, including 24.29 tons of CO2e credits generated, using Verra VM0031 methodology.
Parker Ranch Credits
$45.00
Cows grazing on a green hillside with a mountain in the background.
Architectural plan and 3D renderings of Symbiosia Melastata farm expansion project showing solar panels, hydronic gardens, support buildings, and infrastructure layout.
Sign for Algal Biorefinery Campus in Kailua Kona, Hawaii, highlighting land-based marine seaweed, with forecasted annual CO2e avoidance of 558,809 tons. The sign includes methodology used: Verra VM0041.

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