Five Questions to Ask Before Signing a Soil Carbon Contract
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Farmers’ options for signing a soil carbon contracts are multiplying. What are some considerations before signing up the farm?
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An Ag Data Checklist for Evaluating Carbon Platforms
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As more carbon reduction programs are marketed to farmers, here is my checklist for understanding the possible long-term implications for the farm.
Read MoreDo Electric Vehicles Spell the End for Biofuels?
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A recent AgWeb article made a bold claim: Tesla is the biggest threat to farming today.
Read MoreFarming the Sun: 5 Questions to Ask Before Signing a Long-Term Solar Lease
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Would you take the opportunity to turn your farmland into a solar farm? Here are some things to consider.
Read MoreHere Come the Carbon Food Labels
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What legal issues will result from the coming wave of carbon labels on food?
Read MoreIs Your Farm Ready for the Swarm?
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Will today’s large machines be replaced by swarms of smaller robots?
Read More7 Questions to Ask Before Signing a Letter of Intent to Build an Anaerobic Digester
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Anaerobic digesters are hot. Farmers approached to sign a letter of intent should be diligent when moving forward.
Read More2019: The Year in Reverse
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A look back at some of the more popular ag tech blog stories from 2019.
Read MoreWho Should Control the Carbon Farming Marketplace?
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More opportunities are arriving for farmers to get paid for adopting “climate-friendly” farming practices. Should someone oversee this burgeoning carbon farming market?
Read MoreWill Carbon Farming Finally Show Us the Value of Ag Data?
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New tools are on the horizon to monetize ag data for farmers.
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