Carbon farming and other agricultural resilience projects in Marin and Sonoma Counties will receive as much as $10 million over five years from the United States Department of Agriculture’s Natural Resource Conservation Service. The N.R.C.S.’s Partnership for Climate-Smart Commodities, which awarded $2.8 billion to 70 projects in 30 states, requires matching funds from local organizations to develop practices that help mitigate climate change by increasing carbon capture and supporting sustainable agriculture. “By increasing soil organic…