Log in to Truterra MyPortal

LET'S MAKE A DIFFERENCE TOGETHER

SUBMIT

WE'RE FOR THE FARMER

Truterra® sustainability programs are designed to meet farmers where they are in their sustainability journey.

PRE-ENROLL NOW

Sustainability, meet profitability

Truterra sustainability programs can help you unlock, sustain, and build upon the potential of your soil. We’re focused on helping make sure your land, practices, and investments are working for you – whether you are taking a first look at changing management practices to address a specific challenge, are concerned about the overall health of your soil, or are hoping to reduce some of the costs of your practices. Let’s work together.

Truterra supports and rewards the transition to conservation agronomy practices on your farm.

Farmers can potentially experience enhanced agronomic, economic,and environmental benefits by implementing conservation agronomy practices in their fields*

  • Work towards enhanced nutrient cycling and water-holding capacity,
  • Help decrease input costs and losses,
  • Help improve yield stability and profit potential, and
  • Work towards reduced soil erosion and nutrient losses.
  • Read More About

    Truterra® Sustainability Programs

    READ MORE
  • Program Sheet

    Truterra® Early Adopter Program

    READ MORE
  • Program Sheet

    Cedar River Regional Conservation Partnership Program

    READ MORE
  • Program Sheet

    Truterra® Overview

     

    READ MORE

Tell us about yourself so we can find the right programs for you.

If you've completed this form in the past, please log in to your Truterra® MyPortal account to explore programs.


Does the primary operator of this field belong to any of the following groups?*
  • Click here USDA explanation of underserved farmers and rancher
Do you belong to any of these Farmer Memberships?*
How did you hear about us?*
SUBMIT

"If you haven't been involved in the carbon market yet, a great place to start is Truterra."

- Kelly Garrett, Dow City, IA

  • 2016-2019 Iowa Irrigated no-till: 1st place
  • 2019 National irrigated no-till: 2nd place
  • 2021 National irrigated no-till: 3rd place
  • 2021 Iowa irrigated no-till: 1st place

 

 

What Makes Carbon A Commodity?

What Makes Carbon A Commodity?

The farming industry is abuzz about all things carbon and the opportunities available, but what does it mean to transact carbon? What makes it transactional in the first place? As a leading sustainability program provider, we’re here to help - read on to learn more.

Read More
Factors Affecting Carbon Sequestration

Factors Affecting Carbon Sequestration

The rate at which soils sequester carbon in response to practice changes can vary greatly depending on several factors surrounding your soil, environment, and vegetation. Learn more about those factors from Dr. Jennifer Wells.

Read More
Quantifying Soil Health

Quantifying Soil Health

Healthy soil is fundamental for profitable, productive, and environmentally sound agricultural systems. Agronomist Dr. Jennifer Wells discusses how soil health can be measured.

Read More

Find the right programs for the right fields by pre-enrolling today.

PRE-ENROLL NOW

 

*Cornell University. Advantages of Conservation Agriculture. Conservation Agriculture Knowledge Portal.

 

USDA is an equal opportunity provider, employer, and lender.