Question 1

How does AgriWebb help me participate in carbon projects?

Accepted Answer

At AgriWebb we allow our users the ability to share their data with just a few clicks through the AgriWebb Marketplace, via API pushes and pulls. This eliminates the need for double handling or manual entry.

Question 2

What data does AgriWebb help me store to prepare for sustainability opportunities?

Accepted Answer

AgriWebb helps livestock producers keep the majority of digital ranch/farm records needed to participate in most carbon and methane related projects. Knowing each carbon opportunity is different, it’s important to connect with each program manager to understand what data is required. Download our Preparing for Carbon Opportunities checklist as a resource.

Question 3

Will AgriWebb provide my contact information to sustainability project administrators?

Accepted Answer

No, AgriWebb does not provide customer details to third parties without consent from our customers. We do however provide farmers/ranchers with opportunities to learn about rigorous carbon opportunities through webinars, newsletters, blogs, and the AgriWebb Marketplace

Question 4

If I’m an AgriWebb customer, do I own my data?

Accepted Answer

AgriWebb customers own their data and can choose how to use them and who to share them with. AgriWebb does not share individual and identifiable data without our customer’s permission.

Topic: Sheep

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