The UK government outlines its strategy for promoting soil carbon sequestration in agriculture, including practices like no-till or reduced-till farming and cover cropping.
Cranfield University research explores the potential for carbon sequestration in agricultural soils, focusing on the impact of different farming practices on soil health and carbon storage.
The National Farmers' Union provides guidance for UK farmers on implementing carbon sequestration practices, including woodland creation, hedgerow restoration, and improved soil management.
This article from the Climate Change Committee discusses the role of agricultural carbon sequestration in the UK's net-zero strategy, highlighting best practices and policy recommendations.
The Soil Carbon Tool is an online platform that helps UK farmers and land managers estimate soil carbon stocks and identify opportunities for sequestration through improved land use practices.
This video from the Royal Agricultural University explores the challenges and opportunities associated with agricultural carbon sequestration in the UK, featuring expert interviews and case studies.
This peer-reviewed article reviews current practices and research on carbon sequestration in UK agriculture, discussing the potential for soil carbon sequestration, agroforestry, and other land use strategies.
The International Institute for Environment and Development (IIED) publishes a policy brief on agricultural carbon sequestration in the UK, examining the policy framework and opportunities for supporting sustainable land use practices.