Cedar Meadow Farm — 2023 Carbon Credits

Located in Holtwood, PA, just 17 miles south of Lancaster, Cedar Meadow Farm champions sustainable practices. Hemp, one of their rotational crops, plays a key role in soil regeneration, carbon capture, and sustainable agriculture. By cultivating hemp, they sequester carbon, restore soil health, and promote long-term environmental resilience.

Hemp’s deep root system stores carbon by depositing organic matter into the soil, improving long-term soil organic carbon (SOC) levels. As the roots decay, they lock carbon into the ground, enhancing soil fertility. The plant’s rapid growth allows it to absorb large amounts of CO₂ through photosynthesis, converting it into biomass. Its stalks, composed of up to 70% cellulose, retain carbon until they decompose or are processed into durable products.

Revenue from carbon credit sales is essential for Cedar Meadow to invest in sustainable farming, expand operations, and implement new technologies that enhance carbon capture. Without this revenue, sustaining regenerative practices and scaling hemp acres would be limited.

These carbon credits are more than just removal credits—they represent a commitment to regenerative agriculture, sustainable land management, and a healthier planet. By choosing these verified, high-impact credits, you're contributing to real, long-term environmental and economic change.