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Link [https://agfundernews.com/soil-health-tech-stack-carbon-soil-health-through-an-osi-lens] | Link [https://agfundernews.com/soil-health-tech-stack-carbon-soil-health-through-an-osi-lens] | ||
As | As [[Seana Day]] wrote extensively in US Farmers and Ranchers in Action’s Transformative Investment in Climate Smart Ag report, there still exist myriad barriers to scaling up the adoption of climate-smart, soil-centric agriculture practices, including technology itself – so I will not delve into those specific barriers here. | ||
Rather, I will focus specifically on the tech framework needed in order to accurately compensate farmers and ranchers for demonstrating soil health improvement through verifiable measurements and methods. | Rather, I will focus specifically on the tech framework needed in order to accurately compensate farmers and ranchers for demonstrating soil health improvement through verifiable measurements and methods. | ||
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As Seana Day wrote extensively in US Farmers and Ranchers in Action’s Transformative Investment in Climate Smart Ag report, there still exist myriad barriers to scaling up the adoption of climate-smart, soil-centric agriculture practices, including technology itself – so I will not delve into those specific barriers here.
Rather, I will focus specifically on the tech framework needed in order to accurately compensate farmers and ranchers for demonstrating soil health improvement through verifiable measurements and methods.