The UK government provides guidance on carbon farming techniques, including soil conservation, agroforestry, and livestock management, to help farmers reduce their carbon footprint.
Researchers at the University of Cambridge explore the potential of regenerative agriculture to sequester soil carbon, highlighting the benefits of no-till or reduced-till farming, cover cropping, and incorporating organic amendments.
Farmers Weekly provides an overview of carbon farming techniques suitable for UK farmers, including the use of cover crops, integrating trees into farming systems, and managing livestock to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
The Soil Association offers a comprehensive introduction to carbon farming, covering the principles, benefits, and practical techniques for implementing carbon farming practices on UK farms.
The Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board (AHDB) hosts a webinar series on carbon farming, featuring expert speakers discussing topics such as soil health, nutrient management, and the role of livestock in carbon sequestration.
The National Farmers' Union (NFU) provides a carbon farming toolkit, offering practical guidance and resources for UK farmers to assess and reduce their carbon footprint, including a carbon calculator and case studies.
The UK Climate Change Committee (CCC) publishes a report on the potential of carbon farming in the UK, highlighting the opportunities and challenges of implementing carbon farming practices at scale.
Farm Carbon Toolkit, a UK-based organization, provides news, resources, and expertise on carbon farming, helping farmers navigate the transition to a more sustainable and carbon-neutral agricultural sector.