Carbon Markets: A Potential Source of Income for Farmers and Ranchers

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December 7, 2021
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Agricultural producers may be able to increase their earnings by selling carbon credits to large carbon emitters. This publication explains the origins of the carbon market, the types of projects agriculturists can undertake, and the steps and requirements for participating in the carbon credits marketplace. (8 pages)

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