Environment

Carbon farming in Europe is gradually moving from the stage of regulations and concepts toward the real implementation of practices on the ground. Following the establishment of the European framework for the certification of carbon removals and carbon farming, the focus is increasingly shifting to how these mechanisms will function in practice and what value they will create for farmers. This transition marks an important shift – from policies to action. Carbon farming is emerging as a tool that connects sustainable

2025 was a year in which Carbonsafe reaffirmed the direction it has followed from the very beginning — combining science, sustainable practices, and farmers’ trust into a unified model that is transforming Bulgarian agriculture from within. It was a year in which our work in the fields, in laboratories, and in dialogue with society demonstrated its value in a clear and compelling way. The carbon farming program continued to grow and evolve. More and more farmers joined a model that provides

We believe that sustainable business begins with responsibility — to the land, to the farmers, and to the communities we serve. For us, social responsibility is not an additional activity but a natural extension of our mission to develop regenerative and climate-resilient agriculture in Bulgaria. As creators of the first national carbon farming program, we work daily with farmers across the country to provide scientifically proven solutions, professional consulting, and access to additional income opportunities through certified carbon credits. We support

Carbon farming continues to establish itself as one of the most promising tools for sustainable soil management and climate adaptation. In 2025, the sector made steady progress, and the year ahead is expected to mark a new phase – one that is more mature, better structured, and increasingly driven by science and innovation. Experts predict that 2026 will be a year of refinement and growing trust in measurement and verification systems. More and more farmers and investors are turning to models