45Z Tax Credit Offers a Market for Ag and Carbon Scores, Demands Data and Trust

There is already an array of programs that pay farmers for planting cover crops and using no-till practices. The 45Z tax credit, which goes into effect next January, will likely require more focus on farmers' carbon intensity scores. However, the tax credit could offer more incentives for farmers to try climate-smart practices.

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