Soils For Life Podcast - Episode 1 Soil Carbon

Episode 1 - How could the emerging market for soil carbon support farmers to regenerate soils?
Soil carbon offers so many benefits both above and below the soil surface, from improving farm productivity to revenue raising in carbon trading. But while the case for building soil carbon is clear, the carbon market is still evolving. So what’s the potential, what are the risks and what can be done to unlock the potential of soil carbon as an enabler of better farm management and soil stewardship? In this episode we talk to farmers, scientists and policy makers to explore the soil carbon opportunity.
Stuart Austin, Wilmot Cattle Co. - soilsforlife.o...
Craig Carter, Tallawang - soilsforlife.o...
Dr. Susan Orgill - Soil Scientist, NSW Department of Primary Industries
Skye Glenday, Co-CEO, Climate Friendly - climatefriendl...
Dr Michael Crawford, CEO, Soil CRC - soilcrc.com.au
Konrad Muller, Assistant Manager, Land, Forest and Blue Carbon Methods, Clean Energy Regulator -cleanenergyreg...
Anthony Bennie, Assistant Secretary, Natural Capital and Markets - Federal Department of Agriculture, Water and the Environment - agriculture.go...
This Podcast has been produced by ‪@growloveproject2652‬ in collaboration with ‪@SoilsforLife‬ .
This project is supported through funding from the Australian Government’s National Landcare Program
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Infiltration pits seem to be a good way of feeding large chunks of execs organic matter into the soil would love to see them used in large scale farming