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Climate “Smart” or Climate Semantics?
Unloading combined corn grain during harvest. Farmers have rationalized fossil fuel powered, climate-adverse inputs including synthetic fertilizers based on measured productivity and returns. What are the parallel benefits of climate “smart” agriculture, and how do we measure them? There’s a … Continue reading
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Tagged carbon cycle, climate smart, crop phenology, farmer innovation
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