Which agricultural practice reduces greenhouse gas emissions while simultaneously building long-term climate resilience in soil?

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A Deep tilling the soil multiple times a year to increase oxygen flow.
B Applying heavy amounts of synthetic nitrogen fertilizers to maximize growth.
C Implementing no-till farming and planting diverse cover crops.
D Switching entirely to water-heavy monoculture farming crops.

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Answer: C. Implementing no-till farming and planting diverse cover crops.

Correct Answer: C
Explanation: No-till farming leaves soil undisturbed, which locks carbon underground and improves water retention, preventing both emissions and soil erosion.

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Which agricultural practice reduces greenhouse gas emissions while simultaneously building long-term climate resilience in soil?

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