We are no longer able to accept free or paid sign ups to Agrecalc version 1, due to the migration of our users to the new cloud-based system.  Our new platform Agrecalc Cloud is now available for paid subscribers, and is soon to be available for free trial. Please contact us if you want to purchase a licence for the new service at info@agrecalc.com. Existing users who want to complete the carbon audit for the Whole Farm Plan, please find more info on the WFP blog.

Update: 19-06-2023

The new version of Agrecalc is now being rolled out to users...
Paid subscribers and those in government support schemes, please login to make a request to move to Agrecalc Cloud.

Agrecalc is a carbon footprint tool designed to identify the main sources of carbon emissions, allow sustainable improvements to be monitored, and benchmark key performance indicators using our extensive farm database. 

Agrecalc is carbon and efficiency tool that gives you clarity and confidence in reducing emissions. Agrecalc is a market-leading farm carbon calculator that makes farm greenhouse gas emissions visible, helping actors across the food supply chain take confident and cost-effective steps towards a net-zero future. By benchmarking and monitoring farm greenhouse gas emissions, we help support agriculture’s transition to a low-carbon future.

We deliver tailored environmental data services that accurately measure and analyse the carbon footprint of food production systems.

Why choose Agrecalc?

- Combines the world-class standard research of SRUC with the practical on-farm expertise of SAC consultants.

- Conforms to IPCC Tier I and Tier II calculations for all livestock types & PAS 2050:11 supply chain standards.

- Calculates whole farm emissions, emissions by enterprise and on a product basis.

- Captures forestry carbon sequestration and renewable energy production.

- Covers all UK farm systems: Beef, sheep, dairy, pigs, poultry meat, laying hens, cereals, pulses, vegetables, potatoes, forage and soft fruit.

- Currently trusted by over 13,000 enterprises across the supply chain and supported by governmental programmes.

Log in or register below to calculate the resource use efficiency of your farm, compare results year-on-year or to benchmarks, assess different scenarios, and find out what areas need further attention in terms of emission mitigation.