Farmers are used to getting paid for raising a quality product — soybeans, sweet corn, apples, peppers. But a farm’s value lies in its soils, too. What if farmers could get paid for building a quality soil? Just like markets for those soybeans, there’s now a small, but growing, commodity market for building and storing carbon in a farm’s soils. So how do farmers get paid for storing carbon? On the next Our Ohio Weekly, learn more about carbon markets.

Guests - Julia Brown, Communications and Media Relations Manager for the Ohio Soybean Association

Amanda Bahn-Ziegler, Account Manager for Truterra

Aldyen Donnelly, co-founder of Nori Inc

Mike Thompson and Bryan Randell from Indigo Ag