Carbon farming, regenerative agriculture, and environmental sustainability: practices and standards

Carbon farming, regenerative agriculture, and environmental sustainability: practices and standardsThe carbon cycle has always been a crucial element of agri food production. However, the rise in atmospheric CO2 from around 280 parts per million (ppm) in 1780 pre industrial revolution to 424 ppm in 2023 has led to focus both on how farming has contributed to this imbalance and, in particular, how it can contribute to halting and then reversing this trend. This chapter reviews carbon farming which incorporates both practices for sequestering

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