MODELING & REPORTING

Verified insights to drive growth.

CIBO's scientifically validated SALUS model provides the rigorous verification and credible data your agriculture programs need to succeed. With peer-reviewed science backing every insight, you can confidently scale initiatives, meet compliance requirements and drive growth.

Plan and execute initiatives with precision and confidence.

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From strategic planning to real-time reporting.

Make smarter decisions and investments by understanding the potential carbon and yield impact of regenerative practices down to specific geographies before deployment. Generate scientifically credible, verifiable impact data that supports Scope 3 reporting, carbon markets and ESG compliance. Eliminate manual processes through automated, audit-ready reporting that integrates seamlessly with your enterprise systems. 

Best-in-class modeling and reporting capabilities.

Simulate potential carbon and yield impact of conservation practices

Get credible, verifiable impact data without requiring physical soil sampling

Use open platform feature to integrate with third-party models

Plan smarter with historical baseline and “what-if” scenario modeling

Configure reporting dashboards to streamline performance tracking and reporting

Integrate data directly with enterprise systems for audit-ready disclosures

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SCALED ANALYSIS

Field-level precision at enterprise scale.

Power practice prediction and conduct inventories with field-level precision. CIBO's SALUS model simulates soil carbon, greenhouse gas emissions and crop yields at the field level and can seamlessly scale analysis to the supply shed, regional and state level for robust monitoring, reporting and verification.  
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FLEXIBLE MODELING

Industry-first open platform technology.

Get the flexibility you need. CIBO is the first in the industry to open platform integration with third-party carbon and ecosystem models, enabling organizations to leverage CIBO’s proprietary biogeochemical model, SALUS, or utilize other preferred modeling solutions. CIBO’s open approach allows you to simplify program execution and support diverse reporting needs.
Bruno Basso
OUR SCIENCE

Precision agricultural science at unprecedented scale.

"The SALUS model is designed to capture the complexity and real-world dynamics of agricultural systems. It simulates how crops grow, how crops and soils respond to weather conditions, and management practices, and how the complex interactions evolve across diverse environments and over decades. What makes SALUS unique is its robustness and its ability to reproduce field-scale observations while capturing long-term outcomes, an essential capability for making reliable scalable, science-based decisions in farming.

It’s incredibly rewarding to see SALUS now driving innovation beyond the research community, especially as the engine behind platforms like CIBO Technologies, which I am extremely privileged to have co-founded. These applications take the rigor of scientific modeling and translate it into actionable insights for growers, agronomists, and sustainability professionals. Whether it's optimizing profitability, reducing the carbon footprint, or verifying regenerative practices, SALUS helps bridge the gap between cutting-edge science and real-world agricultural impact. It has become the model for truly advancing sustainable agriculture by improving farmer profitability, supporting rural community prosperity, and enhancing environmental performance."

- Bruno Basso
Co-Founder and Chief Scientist, Ph.D.


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CASE STUDY

Data confidence to drive innovation.

A major financial institution partnered with CIBO to bring scientific rigor to its regenerative agriculture and carbon finance programs. Using CIBO's SALUS-powered modeling, they can analyze historical yields and predict outcomes under different weather and management scenarios, providing the data confidence needed to develop financial incentives and sustainability-linked funding with verifiable results. This science-based approach enables them to create innovative new products, drive revenue and manage risk.

SOFTWARE SOLUTIONS

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You’ve explored our modeling and reporting capabilities––now dive into the other capabilities that drive results.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about CIBO's modeling and reporting capabilities.

CIBO uses the SALUS biogeochemical model developed by leading researchers at Michigan State University to simulate soil carbon, greenhouse gas emissions and crop yields. This science-based engine powers field-level carbon modeling, MRV (measurement, reporting, verification), and sustainability outcomes for regenerative agriculture programs. However, CIBO is the first company in the industry to open platform integration with third-party carbon and ecosystem services models. This innovative approach enables organizations that manage sustainability programs for farmers to leverage SALUS, or to utilize other preferred modeling solutions.
Currently, CIBO is focused on North American farms with modeling available for over 30 different varieties of row crops. However, our incentive programs are accessible to all U.S. farmers and models can be expanded to support additional crops based on customer interest.
CIBO provides near real-time program reporting, with data refreshed regularly across enrolled acres and practices. Users can monitor incentive program performance and carbon outcomes continuously for compliance, tracking and optimization.
Yes. CIBO supports customizable dashboards and downloadable reports aligned with GHG Protocol, SBTi, and Scope 3 emissions reporting standards. During implementation, custom reports can be configured to align to customer-specific business needs. Customers can also continue to generate or request additional reports during the scope of the license.
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