Some farmers use conservation practices to capture carbon in their soil.
An Alabama Extension agent shares the importance of cropland carbon sequestration and what it looks like for producers.
Agricultural land in the U.S. has the capacity to sequester about 650 million tons of carbon dioxide every year.
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