2026 Bayer Carbon Commodity Wheat Program
Harvest is over. Your potential to earn isn't.
If you’re already implementing no-till on wheat acres, your practices may be doing more than you think. Growers with fields in North Dakota or South Dakota may be eligible to earn up to $12/acre for enrolling eligible no-till wheat acres into the 2026 Bayer Carbon Commodity Wheat Program.
✓ Field(s) must be newly enrolled in the 2026 Bayer Carbon Commodity Wheat Program
✓ Harvest no-till wheat in 2025 and/or 2026
✓ Meet all other program requirements including carbon asset generation requirements
✓ Participating acres are subject to a 10-year retention requirement
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Take Eligibility Quiz
Take this quick quiz to see if your fields might be eligible.
What You Could Earn
✓ $6/acre for eligible no-till wheat harvested in 2025
✓ $6/acre for eligible no-till wheat harvested in 2026
✓ $12/acre for eligible no-till wheat harvested in both 2025 & 2026
Note: Payments subject to confirmation that carbon assets will be generated.
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Enroll Early!
When acreage capacity is met, growers will be added to a waitlist.
ForGround Member-Only Exclusive Benefits:
- FieldView™ Platform Access: A FieldView™ Basic account is required for enrollment in the Bayer Carbon Program. Through a basic account, growers can organize field data, connect eligible fields, and manage information needed to support program participation.
- Great Plains: Get $50 off per foot on select Great Plains Box Drill units with the purchase of a new unit.
- Soil Warrior: Receive up to $5,000 in account credit toward a SoilWarrior strip-tillage and nutrient placement system.
- BAM Weather: Exclusive 20% discount on a BAM Weather Clarity Ag subscription for one year.
- Exclusive Educational Content: Access insights and learnings developed by leaders in soil health, weather, biology, and other life sciences.
Contact a Carbon Program Eligibility Expert
Our experts are here to answer your questions and guide you through the enrollment process.
1 All payments subject to: (a) verification by Bayer that the selected practices have been performed and, where applicable under the terms of your Bayer Carbon-Smart Practices Master Agreement, that carbon assets will be generated; and (b) all other applicable terms of the Bayer Carbon-Smart Practices Master Agreement and attached program terms.
Certain practices may be subject to state acre enrollment limits. The regenerative agriculture program described in this material is subject to the current version of the Bayer Carbon-Smart Practices Master Agreement and attached program terms. The information is to aid in the understanding of the program and does not change or modify the Bayer Carbon-Smart Practices Master Agreement and attached program terms in any way. Bayer is a registered trademark of Bayer Group.