AtoANI x I-AM Consulting Collaboration: Enabling Carbon Offsetting through Regenerative Agriculture for Vegetables and Root Crops

AtoANI
Jul 7
2 min read

Updated: Aug 11

AtoANI and I-AM Consulting are proud to announce a strategic collaboration that brings together innovation in agriculture and aviation to advance science-based carbon offsetting. This partnership focuses on one bold, shared mission: enabling the use of soil carbon credits to support climate-resilient operations in the aviation and logistics industries.

As part of this collaboration, representatives from both organizations recently joined an event that explored the role of space and satellite data in monitoring regenerative agriculture. The session highlighted how cutting-edge technology can be leveraged to verify and scale soil carbon sequestration efforts, ensuring credibility, traceability, and accountability in local carbon credit programs.

From Farms to Flights: Building Local, Farmer-First Offset Solutions

Through this partnership, AtoANI and I-AM Consulting aim to:

✈️ Support aviation and logistics companies in achieving their net-zero targets

🌱Empower smallholder farmers through climate-smart, regenerative agriculture practices

📊 Leverage space data and analytics to verify carbon sequestration from the soil🌍 Design systems that align local agricultural impact with global climate action goals

AtoANI brings to the table a model for regenerative agriculture, produce-to-demand systems, and soil carbon quantification, developed in partnership with over 200 partner farmers. I-AM Consulting complements this with expertise in aviation systems design, sustainable logistics, and industry-specific innovation frameworks.

Together, we’re enabling farmer-first carbon offset programs, rooted in community empowerment, guided by scientific rigor, and designed for scalable impact.

Why This Matters

The aviation and logistics sectors face urgent pressure to decarbonize. However, sourcing authentic and traceable carbon offsets, especially those that contribute to local sustainability, remains a challenge.

This collaboration offers a new pathway: carbon credits that are locally generated, transparently monitored, and directly tied to regenerative agricultural practices that restore degraded soils, avoid emissions from synthetic inputs, and improve livelihoods. It’s a win-win-win: for the climate, for the companies reducing their footprint, and for the farmers at the frontline of sustainable land use.