Earn thousands of dollars each year by selling Carbon Credits

Get started for free with our introduction:

What are Carbon Credits?

Carbon credits, also known as carbon offsets, are a reduction or removal of emissions of carbon dioxide or other greenhouse gases made in order to compensate for emissions made elsewhere. These credits can be sold to a company that wishes to offset their CO2 emissions.

Receive carbon credits by completing our online course!

What Farmers are Earning with Carbon Credits

$4,864 per year in profit from Carbon Credits

423 acres of farmland
Okeene, OK

  • Crops: Wheat
  • Methods: No-Till; Cover Crop

Mark Nault

It just seemed like it was a good marriage between what I was looking to achieve and the carbon program and what it could produce for me.

$4,800 per year in profit from Carbon Credits

4000 acres of farmland
Brookston, IN

  • Crops: Popcorn, Soy Beans
  • Methods: No-Till; Cover Crop

Chris Lehe

The benefits that can be gained from no till and cover crops… that’s an incentive to me to expand these practices.

$85.66 per acre from Carbon Credits

1000 acres of farmland
Newton, IA

  • Crops: Soy Beans, Alfalfa
  • Methods: Cover Crop

Kyle Schnell

The average farmer is making $10-$20 an acre… I’m around $300 profit per acre.

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Cathbad's 3 easy steps to selling Carbon Credits

Begin today for as little as $99*

3 payments of $99 OR 1 payment of $267

Complete 4 easy modules

Contains all you need to know to get started.

Start earning Carbon Credits

You may even be using practices that qualify already!

How much could you earn by selling Carbon Credits?

Your land may be worth more than you think.

What you will learn from Cathbad Trading

Our course content and instruction has been designed specifically for farmers, created by industry leaders in education, environmental science and regulations.

How to develop your own carbon offset projects

Reforestation or grassland restoration, and selling the resulting carbon credits to buyers seeking to offset their own emissions.

Participation in carbon credit programs

Provide financial incentives for farmers to reduce their carbon footprint and generate verified carbon credits that can be sold to buyers.

How to make money from carbon offset projects

Connect with companies that seek to offset their own carbon emissions by investing in carbon reduction projects on farms, such as planting trees or improving soil health.

Conservation agriculture practices

Reduced tillage, cover cropping, and nutrient management, which sequester carbon in soil and reduce emissions from agricultural activities.

What you will learn from Cathbad Trading

Our course content and instruction has been designed specifically for farmers, created by industry leaders in education, environmental science and regulations.

How to develop your own carbon offset projects

Reforestation or grassland restoration, and selling the resulting carbon credits to buyers seeking to offset their own emissions.

How to make money from carbon offset projects

Connect with companies that seek to offset their own carbon emissions by investing in carbon reduction projects on farms, such as planting trees or improving soil health.

Participation in carbon credit programs

Provide financial incentives for farmers to reduce their carbon footprint and generate verified carbon credits that can be sold to buyers.

Conservation agriculture practices

Reduced tillage, cover cropping, and nutrient management, which sequester carbon in soil and reduce emissions from agricultural activities.

Cathbad Trading Learn and Earn Course

Farmland and Forest - an opportunity for Carbon Credits

Cathbad Trading
Learn and Earn Course

What's Included

Choose from two easy payment options

PLUS receive carbon credits upon completion of the course.

Each carbon credit is equal to 1 ton of carbon offset.

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Carbon Credits in the News

“Farmers make their living selling crops for cash, but some are starting to generate additional income from the carbon credit markets.”

CNBC • July 11, 2022

“Global cropland has the potential to sequester as much as 570 million metric tons of carbon per year. New projects that pay farmers to adopt climate-friendly practices could help.”

NYTimes • Nov 23, 2021

“Measuring and marketing systems are in place to meet a growing demand for grassland carbon credits.”

Successful Farming • May 25, 2022