Lindsey Malone, NDSU assistant professor in climate-smart approaches in agriculture, wants farmers to take advantage of the many opportunities climate-smart ag has to offer, but farmers must know what it means to search out those opportunities.
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Helping explain the meaning of climate-smart agriculture
Perennials like grasses are a good example of climate-smart agriculture.
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