There’s a profit potential in the soil. Even if your operation switches to basic soil health practices like no-till and cover crops, you will increase the amount of carbon cycled from the atmosphere back into the soil. What gives me hope is that there’s been no better time in agriculture to adopt soil health practices to strengthen the bottom line. If you can get paid for increasing carbon in your soils from Indigo Carbon, what’s stopping you?
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