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The Farmer Hater-in-Chief Joe Biden is now waging war on farmers. Biden killed tens of thousands of jobs his first day in office when he canceled the Keystone XL pipeline and now he’s targeting farmers. Advertisement – story continues below The Trump Administration left $30 billion to help farmers suffering from the trade wars but Biden is going to divert the money to climate change pet projects. Biden’s plan is to create a “carbon bank” to pay farmers for using “sustainable farming practices” to “capture carbon in soil.” This is extremely dangerous and will only put s...

Speculation is brewing over how the new Biden administration may use the Commodity Credit Corporation. The CCC was used by the Trump-era USDA to provide trad

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Trump left Biden a $30 billion fund used for trade wars. Biden has other plans for it. POLITICO 2/1/2021 By Liz Crampton © Susan Walsh/AP Photo USDA nominee Tom Vilsack's intentions with the Commodity Credit Corp. are expected to be a line of questioning during his Senate confirmation hearing. The Trump administration used it to bail out farmers suffering from its trade wars. Now the Biden administration wants to deploy a $30 billion pot of money in the Agriculture Department to tackle climate change, support restaurants and kickstart other programs without waiting for Co...

SilviaTerra wants to bring the benefits of carbon offsets to every landowner everywhere The company has just raised $4.4 million from Marc Benioff and Union Square Ventures to do it Zack Parisa and Max Nova, the co-founders of the carbon offset company SilviaTerra, have spent the last decade working on a way to democratize access to revenue-generating carbon offsets. As forestry credits become a big, booming business on the back of multibillion-dollar commitments from some of the world’s biggest companies to decarbonize their businesses, the kinds of technologies that the two founders have ...