Soil organic carbon sequestration can help mitigate climate change by storing carbon in agricultural land. By gradually changing land use practices, we could potentially sequester 31-64 billion tons of carbon globally over 87 years, reducing emissions by 1.9-3.9%. However, this sequestration would peak around 2032-33 and then decrease. While this method has limited potential to solve climate change alone, it is important for maintaining soil health and productivity worldwide.