Field records and evidence for agricultural carbon projects
FieldMRV is CTS's digital platform in development for organizing farm and plot records, field activities and supporting evidence. It connects implementation with the information needed for project review and reporting.
How records connect
Select a step to see how one record leads to the next.
Where activities take place
Farm and plot records establish location and boundaries. Baseline information provides context for evaluating change.
- Plot
- Sample orchard — Plot A
- Crop
- Avocado (sample)
- Baseline
- Soil and practice history attached
- 01 Farm / plot — Where activities take place
- 02 Field activity — What was done
- 03 Supporting evidence — What supports the record
- 04 Review — What needs further review
Illustrative preview of the evidence workflow. Not a live system, and not a customer deployment.
Product demo film
Product demonstration. Sample data. FieldMRV is in development.
A structured agricultural workspace
Farm and plot records establish where activities take place. Baseline information provides context for evaluating change. Activity records connect interventions with documents, observations and review history.
More about review controls
The product work includes sampling and laboratory records, evidence review and controls for spatial overlaps and carbon-rights decisions. These workflows support the development of agricultural carbon projects and help identify information that requires further review.
- 01Farm and plot records
- 02Baselines
- 03Field activities
- 04Sampling and laboratory records
- 05Evidence review
More than one agricultural pathway
Biochar is an initial application of FieldMRV. The broader product direction includes records for practices such as compost use, irrigation and fertilizer management, soil management and field monitoring.
The platform distinguishes potential carbon removal, soil carbon, emissions reduction and resource-efficiency outcomes. The evidence requirements and eligibility of each pathway need their own assessment.
Who it is for
FieldMRV is intended for growers, cooperatives and agricultural project developers, as well as the agronomists and reviewers working with them. CTS is developing the product for its own projects and evaluating wider partner use.
Development status
FieldMRV is in development. Demonstrations show the product and selected workflows for evaluation. Pilot and commercial use require an agreed scope and the relevant readiness checks. Demo screens use sample data.
Does FieldMRV issue carbon credits?
No. FieldMRV organizes records and supports review. Carbon eligibility, independent verification and credit issuance remain subject to the relevant program and project requirements.
Request a demonstration
Tell us about your crop, location and project objectives. We can discuss which records and evidence workflows are relevant to your proposed use.
Open the sample demo (external site, sample data)