[Link] Grazing livestock could reduce greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, study shows
An innovative approach to livestock grazing could help eliminate climate change-causing greenhouse gases, according to a new study by University of Al…
Tag: carbon sequestration
[Link] Crushed rock ‘could improve carbon capture’
Project funded by Scottish government shows using basic silicate rock gives soil better microbial biodiversity and could help sequester carbon.
[Link] How to approach carbon market opportunities
There has been a lot of buzz concerning the carbon credit market. In this article we’ll discuss the importance of carbon and carbon markets, what th…
[Link] What I’ve Learned from No-Tilling: Carbon is King — and Rising Fast — with Constant Cropping
Everyone makes a big deal out of nitrogen (N), phosphorus (P) and potassium (K), but to me, carbon is the key to a profitable and sustainable farm.
[Link] Game-changing soil research set to drive new era of carbon farmi
Currently, the focus is on soil research. Specifically, using regenerative practices to restore degraded soils and increase soil carbon. Examples incl…
[Link] Organic Farming Practices Could Boost Carbon Sequestration By Double-Digits, New Study Finds
While organic agriculture has long been hailed as key to building a sustainable food system, a new study pinpoints the critical role that it could pla…
[Link] General Mills, Danone pilots provide proof for regenerative agriculture success
Danone did share that across the 82,000 acres in the pilot, 39,035 acres grew cover crops and 46,378 acres reduced till or practiced no-till. In aggre…
[Link] Regenerative dairy farmer explores complexity of carbon markets
A large dairy farm already practicing regenerative agriculture is working through the complexity of carbon markets.
[Link] Root trait could improve carbon sequestration in corn
Penn State is studying corn cultivars that grow deeper and stronger roots
[Link] Add sorghum to secure farm sustainability
Sorghum Focus: Grain sorghum advances sustainability by adding residue, sequestering carbon and mitigating water needs.
