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Truterra carbon program pays $4M to farmers for 200,000 metric tons of carbon stored in first year; 2022 program now open

ARDEN HILLO, Minn. Truterra, LLC, the sustainability business of Land O’Lakes, Inc., one of America’s largest farmer-owned cooperatives, recently announced its 2022 carbon program, on the heels of high farmer interest and participation in…

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Truterra Carbon Program Pays $4 Million to Farmers for 200,000 Metric Tons of Carbon Stored in First Year; 2022 Program Now Open – Advanced BioFuels USA

Truterra Carbon Program Pays $4 Million to Farmers for 200,000 Metric Tons of Carbon Stored in First Year; 2022 Program Now Open – Advanced BioFuels USA
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Truterra Carbon Program Pays $4 Million to Farmers for 200,000 Metric Tons of Carbon Stored in First Year; 2022 Program Now Open

/PRNewswire/ Truterra, LLC, the sustainability business of Land O Lakes, Inc., one of America s largest farmer-owned cooperatives, today announced its 2022.

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Truterra Carbon Program Pays $4 Million to Farmers for 200,000 Metric Tons of Carbon Stored in First Year; 2022 Program Now Open

/PRNewswire/ Truterra, LLC, the sustainability business of Land O Lakes, Inc., one of America s largest farmer-owned cooperatives, today announced its 2022.

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Farmers struggle to break into booming carbon-credit market

7 Min Read (Reuters) - When Microsoft Corp made a massive purchase of carbon credits in January, it turned to a relatively new source: farmers who plant crops meant to trap carbon in the soil. A cover crop of tiller radishes is seen in a corn field in Butler County, Nebraska, U.S. April 6, 2021. Lukas Fricke/Handout via REUTERS The credits are financial instruments generated by projects that reduce or avoid the release of greenhouse gases, such as solar farms or tree-plantings. The projects’ owners can sell the credits to companies who then use them to make claims of offsetting the climate impact of their operations.

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