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Farm Journal Names Jimmy Emmons Senior Vice President of Climate-Smart Programs

Lenexa, Kan., (Feb. 22, 2023) – Farm Journal’s Trust In Food™ is proud to welcome Jimmy Emmons as senior vice president of climate-smart programs. Emmons will lead Trust In Food’s Partnerships for Climate-Smart Commodities Connected Ag Project, America’s Conservation Ag Movement and Trust In Beef, coalition-driven conservation programs developed to accelerate the adoption of conservation agriculture at scale. Jimmy and his wife, Ginger, own and...

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Insights

The Carbon Games: Agricultural Producers Still Looking for the Leaderboard

Producers struggle to understand or see value in carbon markets.
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Farmer Panel: Climate-Smart Program Rewards Must Outweigh Risks To Earn Grower Participation

When an attendee of the 2023 Trust In Food Symposium addressed the three farmers speaking on stage this Monday, he said what other members of the audience likely were thinking....
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Indiana Farmers Seek Soil Health Insights During Perkins’ Good Earth Farm Visit

This guest commentary was written by Kevin Allison, urban soil health specialist with the Marion County Soil and Water Conservation District (SWCD) in Indiana. Allison and colleagues participated in a...
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Growing Specialty Crop Farm Thrives With Conservation At Its Core

California’s JSM Organics leverages technical assistance and cost-share programs to bolster agronomics and infrastructure while optimizing natural resources.
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See What Producers Are Saying About The Carbon Ecosystem And ‘Ag Carbon Markets And U.S. Farmers’ Report

Trust In Food’s latest report, Ready or Not? Agricultural Carbon Markets and U.S. Farmers, is meant as a showcase of how research and data can suggest solutions to help scale...
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Cultivating Farmer Acceptance Is Critical To The Future of Ecosystem Service Markets 

Farmers and ranchers must see shared value, vision and risk in carbon markets.
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Downloadable

Resources

READY OR NOT? Ag Carbon Markets and U.S. Farmers
This Farm Journal Trust In Food™ Discussion Paper provides exclusive data and analysis on what farmers think and feel about the carbon market ecosyste
Farmer Perspectives on Data - 2021
Understanding how farmers feel about data collection and sharing
New Case for Animal ID
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