Sustainable Agriculture

With growing attention to climate change and environmental responsibility, carbon credits are becoming a dual-value tool—both for protecting the environment and increasing the incomes of farmers. In the Bulgarian context, this creates real economic opportunities, combined with innovative sustainable practices. What Are Carbon Credits? A carbon credit represents a unit equivalent to one tonne of carbon dioxide (CO₂), or an equivalent amount of other greenhouse gases, that has been: • reduced, • removed from the atmosphere, or • prevented from being emitted thanks to a

Each year, summer becomes increasingly demanding for farmers in Bulgaria. Droughts, heatwaves, high costs, and limited access to resources are just some of the challenges. In this environment, sustainable agriculture is no longer just a trend — it’s a real necessity. What does sustainable summer management mean? • Efficient water use – Drip irrigation, moisture sensors, and other tools help save water and reduce losses. • Soil conservation – Cover crops and minimum tillage preserve moisture and enrich the soil with nitrogen. • Smart

Carbon farming is gaining momentum worldwide — as a method to combat climate change, improve soil health, and provide additional income for farmers. In Bulgaria, thanks to Carbonsafe™, this approach already has a tangible and measurable impact. 🌍 International Practices: Modeling and Scalability In various countries, carbon farming is supported by national programs and private platforms. These systems typically rely on predictive models, simulations, and algorithms to assess carbon impact — a more affordable but also less reliable solution. 📌 Examples from around