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The bank, the processor, the buyer down the line all want to know your story. The daily work you already do with AgriWebb builds that proof without adding another form to your pile.
Stop stitching together notebooks, spreadsheets, and satellite images. Your livestock movements, grazing days, and paddock treatments live in one connected record that tells the real story of your management.
When the auditor calls, you don't scramble. Your records are complete, dated, and mapped. It's the evidence you need to back up every claim about your land and your stock.
Seeing your grazing history mapped out shows you what's working. You make small changes that improve ground cover, lift carrying capacity, and build a stronger operation over time.
We’re working with Nestlé® Purina PetCare, the National Grazing Lands Coalition and Regrow Ag to put on the Legacy Landscapes Program, a program built to support you with implementing new livestock and grazing practices that improve your ranch’s productivity, efficiency and long-term resilience.
Invested in your success.
The Legacy Landscapes program lets you decide the direction, and we’ll support and guide you to get there.
Support at every step.
Receive local, tailored one-on-one advisory, powered by your data, to help you implement and sustain meaningful change.
Build for the future.
Using powerful value-added tools like AgriWebb, adopt and track practices today that will improve your livestock, land, and business for generations to come.

Ranching for the Future is a partnership between McDonald’s and AgSpire, designed to help producers make practical changes that improve herd productivity, efficiency, and long-term resiliency.
Producers choose what makes sense for their operation, from feed efficiency and reproduction to herd health and management. The focus is simple: better performance and more pounds produced on-farm.
AgSpire works one-on-one with each producer to build a plan that matches their operation and goals. The program is voluntary and free to participate in, with technical support and per-head incentives to help offset the cost of making changes.
Through the program, Producers get access to AgriWebb to turn day-to-day data into decisions that improve performance and profitability.
Participating producers receive:

The Connected Ag Project aims to meet you where you are with business-improving technical, financial and technological assistance. We’re partnering with Trust in Food and other leading agtech providers to equip farmers and ranchers like you with technology and software solutions that drive financial and agronomic resilience on-ranch.
As part of the program, you’ll get to use AgriWebb free of charge to track and manage practices specific to grazing management, genetic improvement, and fertilizer reduction.
Read how Gayel Alexander (Ja Quidi Ranch) is using AgriWebb as part of her participation in this program.

We’re partnering with American Farmland Trust and other program partners to work with US beef producers to create lasting climate-smart beef markets. By working with American Farmland Trust’s grazing mentors, you’ll be advised on how to implement low-emissions grazing and livestock management practices that lead to greater climate-smart beef production and the development of a market for you to sell climate-smart beef.
As part of the program, you’ll use AgriWebb, free of charge, to track and manage the climate-smart practices being implemented.

Record once, use for your own decisions and reporting.

Demonstrate rotational grazing and groundcover with real-time farm records.

Prepare for market access and supply chain audits calmly.

Small changes in management show up in better ground.
Farmers and ranchers are already collecting data points that can unlock new revenue streams through sustainability programs.
By collaborating with industry experts, we’ve created this Preparing for Carbon Opportunities checklist to outline the specific digital farm and ranch records needed to participate in future carbon opportunities—whether it’s carbon offsets, carbon insets, or low-carbon certifications. Explore some of our most recent guides and checklists below.
Explore the records you’ll want to start keeping to participate in future carbon opportunities—whether it’s offsets, insets, or low-carbon certifications.
Learn how to prepare for, and how to profit from carbon markets and other climate-smart programs available to producers like you.
AgriWebb customers ALWAYS own their data and can choose how they want to use it, and with whom they want to share it. AgriWebb does not share individual or identifiable data without our customers’ explicit permission, and customers can change their permissions at any time.
No, AgriWebb will never provide our customer or contact details to third party administrators without their explicit consent. We do, however, provider our customers and subscribers with opportunities to learn about available carbon- , sustainability- and supply-chain related partner programs through webinars, blogs, newsletters, and updates in the AgriWebb Marketplace in the AgriWebb app!
We help you track the majority of digital farm and ranch records needed to participate in most carbon and methane-related projects. Knowing each carbon and sustainability focused project is different, it’s important to connect with individual program managers to understand what data is required. A great place to get started is downloading our Preparing for Carbon Opportunities checklist!
At this time, our beef sustainability program availability is currently limited to the US: however we are rapidly expanding and supporting new global opportunities in 2025. Stay tuned for more ways to participate!
All AgriWebb users can share the data they choose, with whom they choose when they connect with current program opportunities available in the AgriWebb Marketplace in their AgriWebb app. This data sharing happens via API pushes and pulls. This process eliminates the need for double data entry or handling that often comes along with participation in various carbon and sustainable beef programs.
