Environmental Studies and Forestry

Farmer perspectives on carbon markets incentivizing agricultural soil carbon sequestration

C. T. Barbato and A. L. Strong

Discover the intriguing insights from Clare T. Barbato and Aaron L. Strong as they explore why U.S. farmers engage in soil carbon offset programs. Their study reveals that economic profitability and soil health drive farmers more than carbon credit incentives. Join in as they unveil the complexities and challenges farmers face in navigating carbon markets!

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