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Food companies, cut your Scope 3 fertilizer emissions now, not in 2030.

Proba is working with a major global potato producer to replace generic emission factors with fertilizer- and practice-specific methodologies, so the reductions they have already achieved in the field are quantifiable and defensible in their Scope 3 reporting.

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Quantify fertilizer emissions

Generic tools use industry averages. Proba's GHG Methodologies quantify down to the named fertilizer, the specific crop, the actual field.

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Report Scope 3 progress

Report Scope 3 progress

Agricultural Scope 3 is most of your footprint and the hardest part to move. This starts with finding the hotspot in your supply shed, where fertilizer emissions are concentrated and where interventions are achievable.

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See decarbonization in practice: Scope 4 reductions with Agrifirm

Agrifirm Plant-Based Solutions and Proba are jointly working on a project cutting fertilizer-related crop emissions across arable supply chains. Farmers adopt low-carbon and controlled-release fertilizers plus nitrogen stabilizers; Proba quantifies the impact and issues third-party-certified Inset Units aligned with SBTi FLAG and the GHG Protocol. Food companies sourcing from these chains can claim the verified reductions in Scope 3 reporting.

How do you decarbonize coffee? By addressing fertilizer emissions.

A clear case for why fertilizer efficiency belongs in your regenerative agriculture and Scope 3 strategy. and how to deliver reductions that are measurable, verifiable, and farmer-ready.
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Find out where your Scope 3 impact really comes from.

Every crop tells a different story. Potatoes? 40% of emissions come from fertilizer. Wheat? 50%. Coffee? 30%.

Want to know where your biggest Scope 3 opportunity lies?

Share your supply chain details and we’ll help you pinpoint where fertilizer reduction delivers the biggest impact.