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One alternative that is being pursued is storing carbon in soils, either as organic soil carbon or plant material. “Carbon credits are similar in that a farmer undertakes certain practices on their land, and once it’s verified that they’ve done those, it creates a carbon credit that can then be sold to whomever wants to […]

Because carbon credits are supposed to help reduce climate impacts, most contracts require additionality practices as a condition for payment. Hopefully, you don’t have to pay anything back; maybe those payments resume the following year,” Daystar said. Other questions farmers and ranchers should ask when selecting a contract provider regard third-party verification. …Read the full […]