Soil Carbon Sequestration

Soil Carbon Sequestration is the practice of building carbon in agricultural soils through regenerative farming practices. It includes implementing practices (cover crops, reduced tillage, compost), measuring soil carbon changes, and generating carbon credits that can be sold to carbon markets or used to offset emissions. Soil contains more carbon than the atmosphere and vegetation combined. Regenerative practices that increase soil carbon also improve water retention, reduce erosion, and support biodiversity—making it a win-win for climate and farming economics.