The UK government outlines its strategy for promoting agroforestry practices to enhance carbon sequestration in farming, including incentives for farmers and landowners.
Research from the University of Cambridge explores the potential of agroforestry to sequester carbon, with a focus on UK farming practices and their impact on the environment.
The Soil Association provides practical guidance for UK farmers on implementing agroforestry practices to reduce their carbon footprint and improve soil health.
A study published in Nature reviews the current state of knowledge on agroforestry and its potential for carbon sequestration, with implications for UK farming practices.
A BBC News article explores the role of UK farming in the carbon cycle, including the potential for agroforestry to sequester carbon and mitigate climate change.
The Woodland Trust discusses the importance of tree planting and agroforestry in sequestering carbon, with a focus on UK farming practices and woodland creation.
A tool for farmers and landowners to calculate the carbon sequestration potential of their agroforestry practices, with a focus on UK farming systems.
A video lecture from the Oxford Real Farming Conference explores the potential of regenerative agriculture and agroforestry to sequester carbon and promote sustainable farming practices in the UK.