Support Climate Smart Practices that support carbon sequestration on working lands and provide co-benefits such as enhanced soil health, improved soil moisture retention, and/or reduced fertilizer costs. Examples of such practices include the following U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) conservation practices (CPS):
-Conservation Crop Rotation (NRCS CPS 328)
-Cover Crops (NRCS CPS 340)
-Mulching (NRCS CPS 484)
-Nutrient Management (NRCS CPS 590)
-Soil Carbon Amendments (NRCS CPS 336)
-Residue and Tillage Management, Reduced Till (NRCS CPS 345)
-Residue and Tillage Management, No Till (NRCS CPS 329)
-Grassed Waterways (NRCS CPS 412)
-Filter Strips (NRCS CPS 393)
-Whole Orchard Recycling (NRCS CPS 336)
-Conservation Crop Rotation (NRCS CPS 328)
-Cover Crops (NRCS CPS 340)
-Mulching (NRCS CPS 484)
-Nutrient Management (NRCS CPS 590)
-Soil Carbon Amendments (NRCS CPS 336)
-Residue and Tillage Management, Reduced Till (NRCS CPS 345)
-Residue and Tillage Management, No Till (NRCS CPS 329)
-Grassed Waterways (NRCS CPS 412)
-Filter Strips (NRCS CPS 393)
-Whole Orchard Recycling (NRCS CPS 336)