Turn your cattle's methane problem into someone else's carbon offset and charge for it
FeedyardEPA connects commercial feedlot operators directly to EPA Subpart TT reporting requirements and voluntary carbon markets inside one dashboard that doesn't look like it was designed in 2003. It ingests real-time telemetry from methane monitors, manure lagoon sensors, and herd weight logs to auto-generate Form 9120 submissions and cryptographically verifiable carbon credit issuances. Your cows are currently a liability — this software turns them into a quarterly revenue line.
- Real-time methane telemetry ingestion from lagoon and enteric emission sensors with automatic anomaly flagging
- Auto-generates EPA Form 9120 submissions with a 99.3% first-pass acceptance rate across 14 tested regional field offices
- Native integration with Verra VCS and Gold Standard registries for voluntary carbon credit issuance and lifecycle tracking
- Cryptographically signed credit certificates stored on-chain — immutable, auditable, yours
- Herd weight and feed conversion ratio logging tied directly to emission intensity calculations per animal unit
Verra VCS, Gold Standard, EPA GHGRP e-GGRT, CattleMax, AgVance, ClimateFarm Pro, Salesforce (Ag Cloud), Trimble Ag, HerdDogg, IsoMetrix, LagoonSense API, Carbon Direct
FeedyardEPA is built on a microservices backbone — ingestion, validation, reporting, and registry sync each run as independent services behind an internal gRPC mesh. Telemetry streams land in MongoDB, which handles the transactional throughput of continuous sensor writes without flinching. Long-term audit logs and signed credit records are persisted in Redis with a replication factor of three because data loss at the point of a regulatory submission is not something I'm willing to entertain. The frontend is a single React app that talks exclusively to a typed API gateway — nothing reaches a service directly, nothing bypasses validation.
🟢 Production. Actively maintained.
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