A lady from Kaunas district with a diploma worth millions! (VIDEO)

For more information, please see You often hear the phrases "carbon credits", "organic carbon certificates", "green loan", "green credit" etc. The point is that farmers will inevitably be faced with a commitment to store organic carbon in the soil. Some farmers have already been doing this for a long time, for example organic crop farms. But increasingly, conventional farmers are also committing to this.

The experience of three farmers, who explain why they decided to turn to "inSoil" for their organic carbon storage certificates, will best answer all your questions.

According to Valentinas Genys, manager of the agricultural company "Jogvilai" in Ukmergė district, the free soil tests are a big incentive for this seed farm to participate in the organic carbon storage programme.

For Oleg Naturiev, a farmer in Kaunas district, the organic carbon certificates are used to cover the interest on his loan. He reckons that earning extra money with "inSoil" is both fun and rewarding.

A farmer in Kaišiadorys district, Jurgita Naujokaitytė, who we are featuring today, has been farming organically for 18 years and joined the "inSoil" organic carbon storage programme not only for the extra income, but also to promote the idea of sustainable farming.

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