Climate smart agriculture seeks to produce agricultural commodities with a lower carbon footprint, benefiting the environment over time. Rather than introducing entirely new methods, climate smart agriculture builds on established practices such as cover cropping, no-till farming, conservation tillage, and nutrient management plans. These traditional techniques are redirected toward sustainability goals, focusing on reducing greenhouse gas emissions and fostering environmentally responsible agriculture. The key objectives of Climate-Smart Agriculture include:

• Enhancing productivity through sustainable agricultural intensification.

• Strengthening resilience to help farms adapt to the impacts of weather events.

• Mitigating greenhouse gas emissions, leading to increased carbon sequestration and a more sustainable agricultural future.