The Partnerships for Climate Smart Commodities seeks to expand markets for America’s climate-smart commodities, leverage the greenhouse gas benefits of climate-smart commodity production, and provide direct, meaningful benefits to production agriculture, including for small and underserved producers. As America’s farmers and ranchers confront the challenges of climate change, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) and its partners are working to provide the tools needed to build operational and environmental resiliency by implementing climate-smart production practices that reduce greenhouse gas emissions and sequester carbon, such as cover crops, no-till, nutrient, and manure management as well as pasture and forest management. Project partners span private, non-profit, and academic sectors, with nearly 100 universities, including over 30 minority-serving institutions, as well as collaboration with over 20 tribes and tribal groups. USDA has invested $3 billion USD across 135 pilot projects through this effort and anticipates an additional $1 billion USD in matching funds from project partners. This first-of-its-kind effort requires projects to: (1) Provide technical and financial assistance to producers to implement climate-smart production practices on a voluntary basis on working lands; (2) Pilot innovative and cost-effective methods for quantification, monitoring, reporting and verification of greenhouse gas benefits; and (3) Develop markets to promote the resulting climate-smart commodities. Visit the Partnerships for Climate Smart Commodities project dashboard to learn about the many organizations that contributed non-federal matching funds.