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HAPPILY SERVIING EASTERN IOWA AND WESTERN ILLINOIS FOR 77 77 Years Pictured: Richard Streat; Jeremy Lutton, Installation and Delivery; Dean Clementz, Service Technician; Brandon Hicks, Service Department Manager; Brandon Tegtmeier, Service Technician; Andy Schumacher, Delivery and Installation; Tim Clark Store Owner; Courtney Anderson, Sales; Kim Soll, Service Department, and Sales; Karen Tack, Sales; Lee Lutton, Delivery and Service. (563) 242-6121 | www.zirkelbachs.com | 225 5th Ave S, Clinton On April 1, 1946, John & Betty Zirkelbach started a small business specializing in refrigeration repair. That business quickly evolved into sales and service of all home appliances. As times change, we continue to evolve with the latest in high-end appliances and home entertainment options, including professional setup & installation. We would like to thank the community for their support and loyalty throughout the years. Whether it’s service or a new purchase, we always strive to go above and beyond with your appliance needs. Stop in to Zirkelbach and experience the personal touch of a hometown business. We Do Our Best To Make Your Life EaZier!
Ag Bytes registered credits are all factors that play into the perceived quality of a carbon credit. Buyers often look for high-quality credits that are based on additional practices, ensure some amount of permanence, are verified, and registered, Plastina said. A carbon credit is a term for the certificate or token showing that one metric ton of carbon dioxide (or the equivalent amount of other greenhouse gases) have been reduced or sequestered, he said. But not all carbon credits are the same, nor do they hold the same value for buyers. There are a few key terms that speak to what buyers of carbon credits are looking for: Are the credits from additional practices? Buyers are seeking credits created because a producer is participating in a carbon program. The carbon sequestered should be additional when compared to the carbon sequestered during “business as usual” on the same land – the practice changes would not have happened without the carbon credit incentive. Are the credits permanent? For agricultural carbon credits, there’s always concern that the practices that sequestered soil carbon in the first place can be quickly overturned. Carbon could be released back into the atmosphere from plowing soil that was in no-till production or cutting down stands of trees. Most carbon programs will specify in their contracts how long producers or land managers are obligated to maintain specific conservation practices to prevent carbon from being released back into the atmosphere. Does the carbon program use verified protocols? Verification is the process through which the reported measurements from a carbon program are evaluated to make sure they are accurate and use the specified protocols. Some carbon programs conduct their own verification, which is often viewed as less rigorous compared to working with a third-party verifier. Buyers often perceive carbon credits to Alejandro Plastina, be of higher quality when issued ISU Extension economist and by a program that associate professor uses third-party verification. Are the credits registered? Carbon registries serve as the record-keepers for carbon markets. A registry issues a specific serial number for a specific car- WE’RE CLOSING UP SHOP AT J&S AUTO! Thank you! IT IS TIME We have had the honor of serving our community for 22 great years! From trusting us with all your automotive needs to all the friendships and memories we have made, these will not be forgotten and will hold a special place in our hearts. It is time that we move on to the next chapter. Thank you for your business. Jeff & Sherry Baker eifarmer.com FALL 2023 | EASTERN IOWA FARMER 117
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The Eastern Iowa Fall 2023 Farmer
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