From 2007, SRUC researchers and consultants developed the core of the platform we use today.
Since spin out from SRUC in 2023, SRUC has been the majority shareholder in Agrecalc. It is now taking this opportunity to build on the existing product offering with continued close links to scientific and academic research, and commercial and technical development creating more opportunities for Agrecalc to grow and thrive.
The product and services for individual farm license holders will be unchanged and the Agrecalc team will continue to provide the same great service.
In the coming weeks, contracts will be moved to SRUC contracts, and we will communicate with customers on any new terms of service.
The Agrecalc product will continue to operate as usual, and we will ensure that your data will be managed securely by our team in accordance with legislation and regulations.
Please continue to use the existing channels for any questions you may have, either directly to your Agrecalc contact or to [email protected] for non-technical queries, [email protected] for technical and platform support, or [email protected] for invoicing and other queries.
Biochar is a carbon-rich material produced by pyrolysing biomass, which offers a variety of potential agronomic benefits. In this guest article, Black Bull Biochar discusses how these effects work together to bolster productivity, sustainability, and resilience in farming.
The Agrecalc team is looking forward to welcoming you at our stand (2.844) at this year’s Low Carbon Agriculture Show, taking place on March 5 and 6, at NAEC Stoneleigh near Kenilworth.
The harmonisation of carbon calculator methodologies has taken significant steps forward with two key developments: the establishment of an Industry Fertiliser Steering Group and the progress towards an interoperable data format. These initiatives aim to enhance the precision, usability, and impact of farm carbon calculators, benefitting farmers and the agrifood sector as a whole.