Carbon farming is a new branch of agriculture, part of the push to decarbonise the globe. It’s been pitched as a way for farmers to diversify their income. But it’s complex, confusing and involves long contracts.
It’s risky, not just for the farmers making the decision to become part of the carbon market, but for their children who’ll inherit the business.
Landline host Pip Courtney reports.
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