Family Forest Blog

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June 20, 2024

Open Letter to SBTi: Carbon Credit Use for Scope 3 Emissions Will Catalyze Climate Impact

“The facts are clear: in order to avoid the impacts of climate change, we need to invest in nature-based solutions now.”

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June 18, 2024

Field to Forest Provides Landowners with New Sources of Revenue

Field to Forest provides a new opportunity for landowners to turn their fields into productive sources of diversified revenue streams.

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June 17, 2024

Unlocking the Power of Rural America: The Rural Forest Markets Act

The fast-growing voluntary carbon market can unlock the potential for family forest owners to create meaningful impact, but their goals are often out of reach.

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June 11, 2024

Statement: Senate Republican Farm Bill Framework Supports Rural America

We know that Rural Americans – especially rural landowners – play a critical role in achieving our country’s climate and conservation goals.

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Forest Sunbeam

May 30, 2024

ANALYSIS: Growing Pains of a Burgeoning Market

As it goes with any emerging market, trends continue to shift and evolve within the voluntary carbon market.

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May 28, 2024

Statement: White House’s Voluntary Carbon Market Principles Support Rural America

The new guidance from the Biden-Harris Administration is a welcome acknowledgment of the value of climate-smart forestry and the importance of scaling the voluntary carbon market.

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May 28, 2024

The Latest News on the Family Forest Carbon Program

The Family Forest Carbon Program is continuously expanding, with landowners in more states and counties eligible every year.

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Forest Landscape

May 24, 2024

Statement: House’s Farm Bill Movement Represents Great Forward Progress for Rural Landowners

AFF encourages members from both chambers, on both sides of the aisle, to work together to strengthen and pass a bipartisan Farm Bill that supports rural forest owners.

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May 21, 2024

Statement: House’s Farm Bill Signals Commitment to Family Forest Owners

The passage of the Farm Bill is critical to our country’s efforts to protect the health and wellbeing of our America’s forests, rural landowners and rural communities, and the planet.

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May 14, 2024

Forester Spotlight: Jill Levine

“I love getting to work every day and knowing that I am participating in something that not only helps families financially, but also improves forests to combat climate change."

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Row Crops

May 9, 2024

AFF Expands to Reforestation with Field to Forest

The American Southeast boasts some of the nation’s most fertile and productive land, in large part due to the incredible soil and seasonal growing conditions.

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May 1, 2024

Statement: Stabenow Farm Bill Framework Promising for Rural Family Landowners

“Rural family landowners are on the front lines protecting our forests and the clean air and water, climate mitigation, wildlife, and wood products that come from these lands that every American benefits from."

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Forester In Georgia

April 23, 2024

Turning Farm to Forest: Growing Loblolly Pine with Field to Forest

Wade Rabun has been working his land for years: he has most recently become the steward of a growing loblolly pine forest after enrolling in Field to Forest.

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April 17, 2024

Tree Planting Initiative Brings Financial Opportunities to Georgia Landowners

“Field to Forest offers landowners a low-maintenance way to earn income while keeping their land active and healthy.” 

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April 16, 2024

Get 20% More in Payment Value with the FFCP Premium Option

You can receive 20% more in payments with the premium option, and if you meet its requirements, you gain access to beneficial funding sources from the USDA.

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