We measure the total CH4 emissions from our agricultural activities through the following methods

The Kokonut Framework collects seaweed for our planting process and organizes beach cleanups after retrieving seaweed from the shores. This approach helps restore marine habitats by reducing oceanic trash as part of our planting methodology, thereby expanding the scope of our operational impact.

Tracking the amount of seaweed collected from nearby beaches to produce organic fertilizer for our farm; we’ve collected 35 bags of wet seaweed so far, weighted at 20-30kg each with an average ratio of 4:1 (wet to dry).

Gathering raw metrics from Kokonut Genesis Bio-factory regarding the components used to produce the fertilizers purchased for developing Kokonut Venus farm.

N2O emissions from agricultural activities (i.e. fertilizer use, manure management) averted

Optimized fertilizer use: Our fertilizer is 100% organic and produced in-house by the Kokonut Genesis Bio-factory, which can produce fertilizers for the 163 acres of land we have under management.

Manure management: 800kg of manure was collected to produce fertilizers and enhance soil and seedling resilience.

Integration of trees and agroforestry to improve soil structure: We’re working with 7 tree species varieties to nurture soil health, provide land cover, and enhance water retention.

Carbon sequestration from regenerated soil. 

Regenerative agriculture practices can sequester on average around 0.4 to 1.2 metric tons of carbon per acre per year. 

We estimate yearly carbon sequestration based on the land size, through our eco-friendly and regenerative agricultural practices.

Estimated total Land Under Management by Aug 1, 2024, = ~163.71 acres x 0.8(average) = ~130.96 metric tons sequestered per year once we reach 100% operational capacity in the land under management.

The number of food forests created

We track the productivity of each plot of land and measure the pounds of organic produce harvested quarterly, and will monitor soil temperature to measure the effects of our practices.