Nearly 480 attended, including people from Australia, France, Germany, Canada, Hawaii, Alaska and 35 other states. One-third of the attendees were farmers. These benefits include improved soil, air and water quality as well as better wildlife habitat. Public financial support for these commodities which are the result good land stewardship on privately-owned lands will likely be neccessary. Carbon sequestration and carbon credit trading will not benefit agriculture without government, agriculture and the private sector working together.
Farmers can store or sequester carbon in their soil.
One of the most useful carbon best management practices in no-till farming. This is because tillage robs the soil of carbon through oxidation. View Poster Abstracts. To view the Poster Presentations you will need Adobe Acrobat Reader. If you don't have this software you can click on the icon to download.