Wojciech Orliński is a progressive grain farmer from Poland, managing a 282-hectare farm where he has embraced regenerative agricultural practices. With a deep respect for the land and a forward-thinking mindset, Wojciech is part of a growing movement of farmers working to restore soil health while maintaining productive and profitable operations.
In pursuit of more sustainable farming methods, Wojciech joined the InSoil Carbon Farming Program, a decision driven by his desire to not only enhance his yields but also contribute positively to the environment. By adopting techniques that prioritize soil regeneration—such as reduced tillage, cover cropping, and organic matter enhancement—he aims to increase the capacity of his soil to sequester carbon naturally.
“Improving soil quality is essential for long-term farm resilience,” says Wojciech. “Through carbon sequestration, I’ve already started to see improvements in soil structure and moisture retention, which are crucial in facing the challenges of climate change.”
Wojciech’s enthusiasm for carbon farming is matched by his belief in science-backed solutions that support both ecological and economic sustainability. His participation in the InSoil program reflects a strong commitment to innovation in agriculture and a willingness to lead by example in the transition toward climate-smart farming.