Using Cover Crops and No-Till to Combat Climate Change on US Cropland - FIC

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Using Cover Crops and No-Till to Combat Climate Change on US Cropland

This fact sheet summarizes American Farmland Trust’s report Combating Climate Change on US Cropland. The report focuses on the significant potential of no-till and cover crop practices to increase soil carbon sequestration and reduce nitrous oxide (N2O) emissions for a net reduction in GHG emissions.

Author
Emily Bruner
Publisher
Washington, DC: American Farmland Trust
Page Numbers
2
Publication Date
February 05, 2021
Publication Type
Fact Sheets and Technical Memos
State
National
Keywords
Climate Change, Environmental Benefits, Soil Health

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