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Recap: Trees for shade, fodder, and carbon webinar (Virginia Tech, WMLand Solutions, and Working Trees)

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Hi all -- glad to be a part of the group! At Working Trees we get producers paid for the carbon stored in silvopasture…Continue

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Recap: Trees for shade, fodder, and carbon webinar (Virginia Tech, WMLand Solutions, and Working Trees)

Hi all -- glad to be a part of the group! At Working Trees we get producers paid for the carbon stored in silvopasture systems.Earlier this week we hosted a webinar with Virginia Tech and Wyn Miller from Wyn Miller Land Solutions and Lick Skillet Farm (one of Working Trees' pilot farms). Check it out including the recording here:…See More

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Please note - you must provide your full first and last name (above) for your membership request to be considered.: John Foye

State where you live or work?: California

County where you live or work?: San Mateo

What is your occupation relative to silvopasture? (for example, owner/producer, extension specialist, agency specialist, etc.): Carbon project developer

Please describe, with two or three sentences, why you are interested in silvopasture. Your answer helps us ensure that only those people truly interested in silvopasture are added as members.: Silvopasture is a wonderful practice that meets the financial needs of producers, the sequestration needs of the climate, and the welfare needs of animals. It requires a lot of work and intention, but has the potential to truly have multiple angles of benefits.

We get producers paid for the carbon stored in silvopasture systems (focused on new tree plantings).

Check us out! www.workingtrees.com