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Organic Practices for Climate Mitigation, Adaptation, and Carbon Sequestration

March 20, 2019: Organic Practices for Climate Mitigation, Adaptation, and Carbon Sequestration

In this webinar, we will discuss the capacity of sustainable organic systems and practices to sequester soil carbon, minimize nitrous oxide and methane emissions during crop and livestock production, and enhance agricultural resilience to weather extremes. The presentation will include practical guidelines for optimizing the organic farm’s “carbon footprint” and adaptability to climate disruptions already underway. This is part 8 of the Soil Health and Organic Farming Webinar series, organized by the Organic Farming Research Foundation and eOrganic, with funding from the Clarence Heller Foundation. Find the recordings of the other webinars and other materials in this series at https://articles.extension.org/pages/74667. This webinar will be presented by Mark Schonbeck of the Organic Farming Research Foundation.



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