Any one signed up with Agreena for Carbon credits?
- Thread starter Huno
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can you explain you emojie a bit more clearly please??
The emoji explains it succinctly, it’s all a pile of it.
cool thanks.. thats what i was starting to think
Tarw Coch
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- Location
- Bottom of Wats Dyke
How long did it take you to come to that conclusioncool thanks.. thats what i was starting to think
ollie989898
Member
'Selling' and 'Carbon' and 'Credits' in the very same sentence, that's a triple word score in the 'this is probably bullship' rating guys, just saying. Nearly good enough for the Alarm! meme.
about 3 yrs!!
Thanks Ollie... it does all look seriously dodgy..
I see that you can lock down C02 in every field for 5 yrs under Agreena and then rip it all up in year 5 to grow potatoes or sugar beet thereby scientifically releasing all the Carbon from the soil and the year before that soil would really start to absorb carbon biologically.. How can that be credible when supported by decades of simple science? Adverts for Agreena keep popping up on TFF.. The answer to how much you can earn should be" how little will you be delivering through Agreena" the whole Fintech generation must live in a parallel universe to real science?
- Location
- Exeter, Devon
GREEN PLUS WASHING EQUALS VERRA??
- Location
- Derbyshire
I quite happily offered them 300ha for the £50/ha not to plough
They were all excited and wanted to get the deal signed up....
then I told them I was growing grass for cattle.
They ran a mile, never heard from them since
They were all excited and wanted to get the deal signed up....
then I told them I was growing grass for cattle.
They ran a mile, never heard from them since
- Location
- Bury St Edmunds
I’m signed up. Anyone who suggests it’s a pile of carp hasn’t looked at it.
good luck!!
I hear they are only interested in pure cereal rotations including sugar beet.. Grass is not elligible which indicates that they are owned or influenced or sponsored by the big global city grain traders maybe.. if that is the case then one might tread carefully with wheat back to £160 per tonne on the global markets??I quite happily offered them 300ha for the £50/ha not to plough
They were all excited and wanted to get the deal signed up....
then I told them I was growing grass for cattle.
They ran a mile, never heard from them since
A pile of Carp would be very valuable if one were Polish?
There are all ready lawyers doing ppi style claims against " carbon" claims, in this case it's seller beware