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No-till farming helps prevent soil erosion, sequesters carbon and increases moisture in the soil, and requires less diesel fuel to be used by farm equipment in crop production.

Riparian restoration and protection areas have been shown to reduce nutrient runoff to water by as much as 90%, in addition to improving wildlife habitat and sequestering carbon.

No-till farming helps prevent soil erosion, sequesters carbon and increases moisture in the soil, and requires less diesel fuel to be used by farm equipment in crop production.

No-till farming helps prevent soil erosion, sequesters carbon and increases moisture in the soil, and requires less diesel fuel to be used by farm equipment in crop production.

Conversion of highly erodible land to pasture reduces soil erosion, improves water quality, and sequesters carbon.

Improved pasture management makes grazing more sustainable, improves wildlife habitat, protects water quality and sequesters additional carbon in the soil.

No-till farming helps prevent soil erosion, sequesters carbon and increases moisture in the soil, and requires less diesel fuel to be used by farm equipment in crop production.