Carbon's Big Exchange
Carbon, essential for plant growth, is captured from the atmosphere through photosynthesis and shared with soil microorganisms, creating a vital exchange. This process can store carbon in the soil for centuries if managed properly. However, conventional farming practices release significant amounts of carbon, highlighting the need for a shift toward perennial-based agriculture to maintain soil integrity and enhance carbon sequestration.In this clip
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