More and more farmers are seeking not just a way to produce, but a way to produce sustainably – so that their land remains fertile and future generations can rely on it. This is where carbon farming proves to be crucial – it not only helps in the fight against climate change but also brings life back into the soil, the fields, and the surrounding ecosystem. When we talk about yields, we rarely consider the invisible helpers – billions of microorganisms
Carbon farming is no longer just a scientific term – it is becoming a practical tool for resilience, adaptation, and additional income for farmers. To take full advantage of these opportunities, agricultural holdings need reliable, locally adapted, and easily accessible educational resources. This article presents key European and national sources, as well as the role of Carbonsafe – the first Bulgarian carbon farming program, which helps farmers move from theory to practice. Who benefits from these resources? The educational materials are aimed at
The forum, organized by the Association of Agricultural Producers in Bulgaria (AZPB), took place at Kazanlak Mineral Baths on March 5-6, 2025. It gathered farmers, experts, and institutions to discuss strategies for the future of Bulgarian agriculture. The meeting was opened by the Minister of Agriculture and Food, Dr. Georgi Tahov, who emphasized the need for unity among all sector participants and urged farmers to work together to tackle challenges and ensure a sustainable future for the country’s agricultural sector. In an
