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What Is Climate Smart Agriculture?

Evening Forum

Like energy and transportation (which get most of the attention), agriculture is key to our climate future. As a sector, agriculture contributes to greenhouse gas emissions but is also buffeted by the changes caused by global warming. At the same time, farmers are in a position to help sequester carbon and work at the forefront of adapting to climate change. Come learn what climate-smart agriculture looks like, both on the ground and from a policy perspective. Co-presented by Community Alliance with Family Farmers (CAFF) and generously sponsored by the Davis Food Co-Op and Bi-Rite.

+ Sara Tiffany / CAFF
+ Rich Collins / Collins Family Farm
+ Jessica Chiartas / UC Davis
+ Amy Winzer / California Climate and Agriculture Network

 

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