Loam Bio is building a new category of scalable, durable carbon removal: mycosequestration.
Mycosequestration is microbial carbon removal powered by fungi and delivered through agriculture. It upgrades soil biology to unlock the worlds largest terrestrial carbon sink: soil.
There is too much carbon in the atmosphere and not enough in the soil. Loams technology helps rebalance that equation by enabling farmers to grow a new type of crop: carbon.
Loam is an agricultural biotechnology company using root-associated fungi to help transform plant-captured carbon into more stable soil carbon pools. Our patented CarbonBuilder™ technology works through existing farming systems, creating a scalable, low-input pathway for durable soil carbon removal while supporting healthier, more productive farms.
Through SecondCrop™, Loams soil carbon programs, we measure, report and verify these removals to generate high-integrity carbon credits for organisations seeking durable, scalable and science-backed carbon removal.
Science is at the core of Loams approach. Mycosequestration is the engineered conversion layer that turns the photosynthesis of global agriculture into permanence: controllable, measurable and deployable through a seed coating at planting. By combining microbial science, direct soil measurement, independent verification and farmer adoption through existing agricultural infrastructure, Loam is creating a practical pathway for carbon removal at scale.
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Frequently asked questions
When was Loam Bio founded?
Loam Bio was founded in 2019.
What industry is Loam Bio in?
Loam Bio operates in Biotechnology Research. Find similar Biotechnology Research investors on gritt.io.
Where is Loam Bio based?
Loam Bio is headquartered in Orange, Australia.
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