Climate-Smart Agriculture in Action

More than a billion farmers and their families around the world are on the front line of climate change. Their lives and livelihoods are directly affected by its impacts, and they are also vital to implementing many of the solutions we need to help prevent it.
“Climate-smart agriculture” describes agricultural practices which contribute to increasing farm productivity and incomes, building greater resilience, and minimising agriculture’s greenhouse gas emissions - all in an equitable and sustainable manner.
Explore 28 case studies of climate-smart agriculture in action around the world at: www.farmingfirst.org/climate-smart-agriculture

[@angelinemmunzara8103]

Great video. Agroecology is the way to go to combat climate change impacts on small holder farmer livelihoods

[@MrDurgamadhab]

Agriculture production need to increase through Climate SMART Agriculture

[@swrtsolutionsinc.1092]

What better way to sequester carbon than by stewarding our soils in such a way that they become enriched with organic matter making them more productive and able to retain more water? SWRT Solutions subsurface water retention technology has been proven around the world by independent Scientists to double the amount of water retained in sandy soils. Dramatic improvements in crop production have been replicated as well. Governments that want to help increase the productivity of farmland and save up to 50% of irrigation water and make best use of rainfall need to investigate the benefits of SWRT membranes.

[@SornSary]

Climate Change Impact makes worries around the world.

[@shubhamsahu6164]

I'm here for animation style 🤣

[@LeoFreemanAUST]

What if Greenhouse Gas Emissions are not responsible for Climate Change? What if the world is actually cooling? Productivity and Resilience are fine, but shackling these beneficial goals to pointless Emissions Reduction could doom them all.

[@dr.justusaluka4229]

To ensure stash carbon emission which come mainly from, Burning fossil fuels such as coal and oil, thus to improve vulnerability counties and communities

[@shovelspade480]

If we want to do anything about climate change we must stop using our land to grow food for cattle and start growing it for ourselves. grow as much edible vegitation as possible instrad of grazzing cattle on stipped landscapes, grazzed to dust and bed rock, deviod of diversity. if we stop using our land for grazzing and producing grain for livestock (30-50billion livestock) and use it to feed the meer 9 bilion of us we would give our forst chance to recover and our animals chance to learn to trust us again. The water would purify, the air would do the same.

[@farmermatt629]

Ask yourself what created fertile soil to begin with? Yep that’s right buffalo grazing ... what is the most beneficial thing a person can add to soil? Even more beneficial than commercial fertilizer... (which in your solution would be essential) yep you guess it .. spread manure on soil is the best thing for soil health... instead of bashing meat eaters maybe we should support small local farmers ... instead of shipping vegetables and meat 2000 miles across country because farmer joe can raise a Brussel sprout for .05c less then the guy 2 miles away... cattle don’t cause climate change the climate is driven by the sun... wake up and quit believing everything your told by cnn

[@ireneyaa3416]

Why am I being emotional 😢

[@D_A_M_A]

this video is the best keep making these kind of cartoon video

[@freedomalert]

Duh!