1. If more than one party has ownership interest in the land, building and/or business operations that are located within the project boundaries, have all such parties assigned authority to register this project in the Nori market, on behalf of all parties, to the person identified herein as the project's Primary Contact?

Yes

No, this project does not have confirmed, legal ownership.

2. Is this project independent of other registries and programs and is there no conflict of interest where this project has been issued any form of credit representing real interest in the carbon removal claims outlined in the application by any other registry or market administrator?

Yes

No, this project not independent of other registries and programs.

3. Is the data the applicant submitted to Nori reasonable given the operating records (e.g. invoices, receipts, etc.) and any other evidence to which the Verifier was granted access by the applicant?

Yes

No

4. Does the data or evidence found in the applicant's operating records meet with the Nori Guidelines definition for completeness and accuracy?

Yes

No, this project does not meet my standards as a professional verifier.

Positive - reasonable assurance

Positive - reasonable assurance with qualifications

Neutral - limited assurance

Adverse - no assurance

Verification summary

The Loren L Lindahl Nori US Croplands Project consists of multiple fields totaling 154.9 acres, located in Knox County, Nebraska. This project reflects practice changes that were adopted during and/or after 2014 (the project “switch year”). The purpose of this verification was to confirm with reasonable certainty that Loren L Lindahl is practicing no-till farming on the fields enrolled in the project as well as planting cover crops on them. Loren Lindahl owns the land that is farmed. The Loren Lindahl Farm complies with the verification criteria for projects set out in Nori Methodology v1.4. This project has been carried out according to the project description with the practice changes of no-till and cover crop introduction on his farm.