Naturally Transforming Methane Into Organic Fertilizer
Farmers
Transform Methane from “dangerous waste” into a valuable resource
Eaters
Drastically reduce the climate footprint of our food system
Earth
Cool the planet by mitigating the most urgent greenhouse gas
An Unprecedented
Win/Win For All Farmers
Farmers, like everyone, care about sustainability – but most modern solutions require time, energy, and resources they don’t have.
Windfall makes sustainable farming possible by making it profitable.
Drastically reduce GHG emissions of your operation
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Access to high-value carbon credits
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Ability to sell in-demand,
low-GHG food products
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Leverage equity as a “climate friendly farm”
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Access to high-value carbon credits
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Ability to sell in-demand,
low-GHG food products
•
Leverage equity as a “climate friendly farm”
Offset need for costly, synthetic and/or carbon-intensive fertilizer
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Improve soil health with rich, organic, bioactive nutrients
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Increase resilience from supply chain issues
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New revenue streams from selling soil products to community
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Improve soil health with rich, organic, bioactive nutrients
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Increase resilience from supply chain issues
•
New revenue streams from selling soil products to community
The Massive Methane Problem
In the past 2 decades, we’ve mobilized around reducing and sequestering CO2, but CH4 remains critically under-addressed.
86x
more potent than co2
(over a 20-year window)
(over a 20-year window)
25%
COMES FROM GROWING OUR FOOD
0.5°C
warming created by 2050
The Microscopic Solution
“Methanotrophs” are a family of naturally occurring soil microbes that eat methane, and transform it into bioavailable nutrients for plants. Like tiny trees that eat CH4, instead of CO2. Mimicking nature’s blueprint we’ve found a way to cultivate and scale this solution for the world.
We’re bringing nature’s power of methane transformation to farmers, turning this climate woe into an agricultural windfall.
Methane
NITROGEN
with windfall bio
Methane
=
A
Waste
Waste
Resource
Methane is a dynamic resource, only becoming a greenhouse gas when it’s not harnessed for something useful. Our nature-based technology enables farmers to transform methane from their operations into rich, organic soil nutrients right on site.
How It Works
01
Methane Goes In
Methane from any source including dairy barns, chicken houses, manure lagoons
02
Microbes Transform It
Bio fermenters filled with a blend of Methane Eating Microbes transform it
Methane-eating Microbes
03
Nutrients Come Out
Creation of organic enriched compost on site
Management Software
Tools to measure and manage your Methane-to-Soil resource stream.
Management Software
Tools to measure and manage your
Methane-to-Soil resource stream.
Methane-to-Soil resource stream.
Learn more about how Windfall Bio can fit into your operation.
Taking Methane Out of Food Production
By changing production instead of behavior – Windfall makes it possible for anyone, no matter their preferences or budget, to drastically lower their climate footprint by removing the highest-impact emissions from the foods they already buy.
A massive GHG reduction.
Of any brand or product.
For the same price.
No change required.
Cutting methane is the single most impactful way to prevent planetary warming in our lifetime.
Source: Institute for Governance & Sustainable Development (2023) A Primer on Cutting Methane: The Best Strategy for Slowing Warming in the Decade to 2030.
A New Paradigm
A new industry
Methane to Organic Nutrients
Decreasing reliance on synthetic fertilizers, putting more resilience and profit in the hands of the farmers that feed our communities.
A new standard
Methane Free Food Production
We can reshape industry norms and enable a more equitable food system that allows communities to eat what’s right for them.
A new climate solution
Soil as the Methane Sink
By restoring Methane Eating Microbes to their land, farmers will help re-establish soil's place as earth’s biggest Methane mitigator and prevent 0.5°C of warming by 2050, that’s equivalent to ⅓ of the temperature target set by the Paris Climate Agreement.
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