The UK government provides guidance on best practices for soil carbon sequestration in agriculture, including the use of cover crops and reduced tillage.
This article from the Soil Association discusses the importance of soil health for carbon sequestration and provides tips for farmers to improve soil organic matter.
Researchers at Cranfield University have published a study on the potential for carbon sequestration in agricultural soils, highlighting the role of soil management practices.
The Soil Carbon Toolkit is an online resource providing farmers with practical guidance on measuring and managing soil carbon, including a carbon calculator and case studies.
This BBC news article features UK farmers who are adopting innovative practices to sequester carbon in their soils, such as using regenerative agriculture techniques.
The National Farmers' Union has produced a guide for farmers on soil carbon sequestration, covering topics such as soil testing and nutrient management.
The Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board hosts a webinar on soil carbon sequestration, featuring expert speakers and case studies from UK farms.
Rothamsted Research is conducting a study on the potential for soil carbon sequestration in UK agricultural soils, investigating the effects of different management practices.