SfL Lauds Biden's Recognition of Ag's Role in Stemming Climate Change

SfL Lauds Biden’s Recognition of Ag’s Role in Stemming Climate Change

April 28, 2021

In his speech to a joint session of Congress tonight, President Biden acknowledged the role of farmers, ranchers and forestland owners in the effort to stem climate change. Among the many steps he said various interests are taking to curb the change in climate are agricultural producers who are planting cover crops to retain carbon in the soil. SfL thanks President Biden for recognizing the effort of those who work the land in protecting our well-being.

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