Produced by the Institute of Soil Science and Plant Cultivation (IUNG-PIB, Poland) as part of Carbon Farming CE, the Carbon Farming Odyssey podcast series brings together farmers, researchers, advisors, policymakers and sustainability experts from across Europe to share different perspectives on carbon farming.
Across eight episodes, the series connects practical farming experiences with research, advisory services, business approaches and climate policy. Topics include:
- advisory systems, local soil knowledge and farmer cooperation;
- organic farming and carbon awareness;
- data-driven approaches to carbon farming and sustainability monitoring;
- regenerative agriculture and soil health;
- large-scale farming systems and the implementation of regenerative practices;
- the role of farmers in climate action;
- the Paris Agreement, global climate governance and food systems; and
- agricultural productivity, environmental responsibility and long-term resilience.
The series provides farmers, advisors, researchers, policymakers and other interested audiences with experiences and perspectives on the opportunities and challenges associated with carbon farming in different contexts.