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In it for the long haul: Soil health and profitability on the ranch

Incorporating “sustainable” practices like planting cover crops really can have tangible, short- and long-term impacts on your land, cattle and pocketbook.
May 7, 2025
Sterling Eschenbaum

Like nearly every ranch, we want to make sure our operation is one that is not just here for the next generation, but better than it was when we started. That’s why, in addition to herd genetics and efficiency, we pay close attention to conservation and the productivity of our land, too.


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Carbon accounting opportunities for any size farm

Historically, only larger farms have had access to carbon credit development as a net source of revenue. However, with a changing regulatory landscape, opportunities for new project types – particularly for smaller farms – are arising to meet the demand for reductions within the supply chain.
June 24, 2024
Lauren Brown

To dairy farmers, carbon credits, or offsets, are best known in association with anaerobic digestion. These projects require big farms with significant amounts of manure and plenty of capital, resulting in credits sold to buyers outside of the dairy or even the food and beverage industries.


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Moving the soil carbon needle: 269 Idaho fields sampled

February 21, 2023
Lynn Jaynes

If you test 269 fields for soil samples, you've got to have a big project in mind and have a keen eye on nailing down the data. That's what University of Idaho researchers are doing for sugarbeet growers.


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Biochar: How soil can store more carbon

February 28, 2022
Heather Smith Thomas
Biochar is a supercharcoal made by heating any residual biomass – for example, corncobs, husks or stalks, potato or soy residues, grass hay, rice or wheat straw, woody forestry residues, etc. – with little or no oxygen.
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A primer on soil carbon and carbon markets

December 31, 2021
Dustin Sawyer
Soil carbon markets are one of the latest incentives to move the agricultural community toward more sustainable, eco-conscious practices.
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Selling carbon credits? Are they part of your legal bundle of rights?

November 1, 2021
Helene Cser
There is a lot of debate on whether carbon sequestered in the land should be considered real or personal property.
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Enhancing your carbon soil storage

August 31, 2021
Robert Fears
Carbon dioxide (CO2) is a greenhouse gas with a lifespan of approximately 1,000 years. CO2 emissions are part of the global carbon cycle in which carbon in various forms is exchanged between the atmosphere, soil and water.
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Great Plains: An invaluable ecological and agricultural carbon sink

January 27, 2020
Aklilu Alemu and Alan D. Iwaasa
The Great Plains is the major grassland of North America and extends from the boreal forest in Canada (Alberta, central British Columbia, Manitoba and Saskatchewan) all the way south to the Mexican border.
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