3 Webinars to Learn More About Carbon Markets

Carbon markets offer both economic and environmental value to farmers. Are you ready to seize this evolving opportunity?

Consultants are being seen as an integral part of the technical service provider portion of any carbon trading program.
Consultants are being seen as an integral part of the technical service provider portion of any carbon trading program.
(Farm Journal)

Carbon markets offer both economic and environmental value to farmers. Are you ready to seize this evolving opportunity?

During the 2021 Top Producer Summit and Trust In Food Symposium, three sessions covered carbon markets and carbon sequestration. Dig into the great information shared by farmers, industry experts and more.

Carbon Markets: Promises, Pitfalls and Preparation

Soon you might earn a living not just from what you grow on top of the soil but on what you’re helping to store inside of it. Carbon sequestration can offer promise or pitfalls for your farm. Here’s what you need to know.

  • Speaker: Steve Cubbage, Record Harvest & Farmobile

Access the webinar.


Carbon Markets Seminar: Everything Farmers Need to Know

Curious how carbon markets can add new revenue streams to your operation? Hear from farmers and ranchers who are exploring the possibilities of carbon markets and learn the ins and outs from carbon-market experts and scientists.

Speakers:

  • Benjamin Bartley, Ecosystem Services Market Consortium
  • Kelley Thomas Delpit, Oregon Rancher
  • Leo Bastos, Bayer
  • Nate Birt, Farm Journal’s Trust in Food

Access the webinar.


What to Know about Carbon Markets

Is your farm carbon ready? U.S. farms are poised to turbo charge carbon reductions, but navigating this complex environment will require careful planning and understanding.

  • Speaker: Laura Sands, K-Coe Isom

Access the webinar.

Read more coverage and watch other sessions from Top Producer Summit.

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