Soil Carbon Science 101

Soil Carbon has been getting a lot of attention in agriculture these days. You may have heard terms like “carbon farming,” “regenerative agriculture,” or “climate smart practices” to describe farm management that sequesters carbon and mitigates climate change. This exciting movement has led to new policies, programs, and funding for farmers and farm advisors. It has also led to some confusion over what is possible or practical to achieve.

In this webinar, hosted by the Washington State Conservation Commission, Dani Gelardi of the Washington State Department of Agriculture will provide an overview of carbon in agriculture, with an emphasis on our current scientific understanding.

Dani will attempt to answer the questions:

• What is soil carbon?

• How is it accumulated and stored?

• How is it impacted by agricultural management?

• Why is it so difficult to measure?

• Why is it so important for climate change mitigation and adaptation?

Join us for this live webinar and Q&A on Friday, October 6th @ 9am!

Secure your spot for Soil Carbon Science 101 at the following link. Register Here.

For a deeper dive into soil carbon policies and their implications, we encourage you to read Dani’s recent paper. Read a summary here.