Jeff Creque is the co-founder of the Marin Carbon Project and the director of agro-ecosystem management at the Carbon Cycle Institute. He is an expert in biodynamic farming and a pioneer of the carbon farming movement. We chat with Jeff about the science, economics, feasability, and scalability of carbon farming as a climate change solution and a engine for healthier soils. This week on Agriculture Adapts: - The wide range of benefits of carbon farming: climate, soils, resilience, and productivity - How compost revitalizes dead soil and accelerates carbon storage  - How do we ramp up carbon farming to a scale large enough to go toe-to-toe with global greenhouse gas emissions