Marshall Farms

Marshall Farm is a diverse, regenerative farm that combines sustainability with innovation. Hemp, their primary crop, 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 Marshall Farms 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.

Corporate buyers investing in Marshall’s carbon credits can be confident that their funding directly supports measurable environmental impact. The HCS 10-year carbon credits are independently verified, ensuring that carbon sequestration is additional—not just a result of traditional farming operations.

HCS’s advanced Measurement, Reporting, and Verification (MRV) system uses precision remote sensing technology to track carbon capture with accuracy and transparency while minimizing leakage. This rigorous monitoring process strengthens the credibility of Marshall’s carbon credits.

Beyond carbon sequestration, Marshall’s regenerative farming methods improve soil health, enhance biodiversity, and reduce reliance on synthetic fertilizers and chemical inputs. These practices create economic opportunities for local farmers, generating additional revenue to sustain their operations.

HCS Horizon credits align with global sustainability goals, including Climate Action (SDG 13), Life on Land (SDG 15), and Responsible Consumption & Production (SDG 12). These credits go beyond traditional environmental targets by supporting a circular economy and driving meaningful climate action.

Marshall’s 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, corporate buyers contribute to real, long-term environmental and economic change.

By embracing hemp’s natural ability to support carbon sequestration, the Marshalls are contributing to climate change mitigation, helping to restore balance to the ecosystem. With a focus on organic practices, their farming methods promote soil health, biodiversity, and long-term sustainability.

Marshall Farms remains a family-run operation, driven by a vision for a cleaner, greener future, and continues to prove that agriculture can be both profitable and environmentally responsible.