Restoring the Land’s Ability to Thrive
We upcycle organic waste, restore degraded land and sequester atmospheric CO₂ through natural ecosystem processes.
Explore the Technology Contact UsGiving Degraded Land the Ability to Grow Again
Arability combines arable — land fit for cultivation — with ability: the capacity to act and perform.
Want to enhance the capacity of land to be cultivated and support crop growth?
Your ambition is our business. We give degraded land back its ability to become fertile, productive and suitable for cultivation.
in carbon avoidance credits per tonne of waste
fertiliser replacement demonstrated
can be upcycled into a higher-value resource
Turning Organic Waste into a Valuable Resource
Our technology can upcycle a wide range of organic waste, returning valuable nutrients to the natural ecosystem.
Manures
Converting organic material into a productive resource.
Biosolids
Recovering value from nutrient-rich organic material.
Food and Green Waste
Returning valuable nutrients to natural cycles.
Sludge
Processing organic sludge into a useful resource.
How the Technology Works
Upcycle Organic Waste
Organic waste is converted into a valuable resource.
Activate the Ecosystem
Catalysts trigger natural ecosystem processes.
Build Topsoil and Moisture
Productive topsoil and moisture form directly in place.
Sequester Atmospheric CO₂
Paired solid and liquid catalysts help capture atmospheric CO₂.
One Solution for Two Global Challenges
Together with our strategic partner, we have developed an approach that addresses the dilemma between food security and climate action.
- 0.35 VERs in carbon avoidance credits per tonne of waste
- Up to 100% fertiliser replacement demonstrated
- Upcycling of a wide range of organic waste
- Natural ecosystem processes activated by catalysts
- Atmospheric CO₂ sequestration
- Topsoil and moisture formation in place
- Recarbonising soil to decarbonise the atmosphere
Let’s Restore the Land’s Potential
Discover how Arability can help upcycle organic waste, restore degraded soil and reduce atmospheric carbon.
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