The potential benefits of sustainable agriculture can take a while before showing their promising returns to farmers. A recent study confirms that climate smart agriculture (CSA) can significantly reduce GHG emissions over time. https://lnkd.in/erssMQVP
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A recent study from the University of São Paulo highlights the significant potential of climate-smart agriculture (CSA) to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in Brazil. By converting degraded pastureland and conventional cropland to CSA practices, researchers found notable reductions in methane emissions and improved soil carbon sequestration. This research underscores the importance of sustainable farming practices in mitigating climate change and supports the development of new policies and investments in green finance mechanisms. #Sustainability #ClimateChange #Agriculture #GreenFinance #Innovation
Sustainable agricultural systems reduce greenhouse gas emissions, researchers confirm
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Wondering what our project is all about? Check out this recently published paper to understand the goals we're working on to create a sustainable future for agriculture: https://buff.ly/3RR6yBZ We'd love to hear your thoughts on this! Share your feedback in the comments below! #scienceirel #nextgenrationeu #irishresearch #agriculture_ie #ucdagfood
Towards net zero emissions without compromising agricultural sustainability: What is achievable? - Nutrient Cycling in Agroecosystems
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This article from Nature lays out how some agricultural practices contribute to climate change, while others can actually halt its trajectory. Using very accessible language, the author explains the concept of soil organic carbon, and how no-till agriculture, cover crops, and agroforestry relate. #farmersareclimateleaders https://lnkd.in/eR3P4ee6
How farming could become the ultimate climate-change tool
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Carbon sequestration in agriculture: A game-changer for climate action? 🌏 Exciting new research suggests that agricultural land could play a key role in capturing carbon emissions through techniques like cover crops, biochar, and agroforestry. 🌱 By 2050, these methods could rival forest planting in reducing emissions while enhancing farm productivity and resilience to climate change. It’s a win-win for our planet and farmers alike. Working towards a greener future—through innovation and sustainability in agriculture! 🌿 #CarbonSequestration #SustainableAgriculture #ClimateAction #NetZero #AgInnovation
Study explores potential of carbon sequestration on agricultural land
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The European Scientific Advisory Board on Climate Change has highlighted the need for new engagement from policymakers in the name of the climate crisis. One of the key points outlined by the advisory board involves the reduction of agricultural emissions. Ottmar Edenhofer, chair of the advisory board, has stated that the agriculture sector is where a lack of progress is 'most notable.' In 2023, McKinsey & Company released a report detailing twenty-eight measures to support decarbonisation in farming, that would still create value for the industry and farmers. The second point of the twenty-eight was the use of biologicals, such as microbes, insects, and plant extracts. The use of #biocontrol solutions indeed provides numerous environmental benefits: it boosts #biodiversity and supports soil quality and health, thus taking us one step towards reaching Green Deal goals. Read the McKinsey report here: https://lnkd.in/euW2pqHf #GreenDeal #Environment #Agriculture #Farming #Sustainability #Biologicals
The agricultural transition: Building a sustainable future
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Stuart Smyth always insightful analysis. In his own words and backed by evidence "After two decades of GM crop adoption, the evidence of benefits is irrefutable." We need all of the tools at our disposal if we ever want to come close to sustainable agriculture. Yes, there is a huge environmental impact from farming - less than from building cities and running cars, electric lines, internet, AI, etc. There are ways to lower the impact and still feed people. We utilize them as best we can. We should utilize even more. Environmental NGOs are undermining society’s need for more climate-adaptive, sustainable farming
Stuart Smyth2 | SSA
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The European Commission is considering a pioneering Emissions Trading System (ETS) for the agricultural sector, aiming to reduce its substantial carbon footprint. By setting a carbon price, this system could drive innovation and efficiency in farming practices, encouraging sustainability. Integrating agriculture into broader climate strategies is crucial to achieving the EU's ambitious carbon reduction targets. This initiative underscores the importance of sustainable agriculture in the fight against climate change. Read more about the potential impacts and design considerations. #Sustainability #CarbonMarkets #ClimateAction #Agriculture #EUClimatePolicy Hirander Misra
Does the EU need an Emissions Trading System for agriculture? - Carbon Market Watch
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Farmers have used biochar in ancient agriculture systems, but it has recently made a return in sustainable agriculture conversations. Read how biochar can be an effective climate adaptation strategy by recycling crop residues and storing carbon. https://lnkd.in/gKB-zXau
Biochar — an ancient farming method — is finding new life improving soil and burying carbon
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🌱 Can European agriculture balance economic viability and environmental sustainability? 🌍 European agriculture is at a critical juncture, facing the two-pronged challenge of maintaining economic viability while ensuring environmental sustainability. In our recent blog, we sought to explore how initiatives such as the European Green Deal, farm-to-fork strategies, and regenerative agriculture practices can help achieve this balance. Share your views with us on how we can create a sustainable and prosperous agricultural sector that benefits both people and the planet. 🌾🌿 Read the full blog here for details https://lnkd.in/gRFgETFN #Sustainability #Agriculture #EuropeanGreenDeal #FarmToFork #RegenerativeAgriculture #EnvironmentalSustainability #EconomicGrowth
Can European Agriculture Balance Economic Viability and Environmental Sustainability? — Spacenus
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🌱 Embracing Climate Smart Agriculture Techniques 🌍 In a world facing climate challenges, the agricultural sector plays a pivotal role in sustainability. 🚜💚 Climate Smart Agriculture is the answer – a paradigm that integrates innovative techniques to enhance productivity while mitigating environmental impact. 🌾 From precision farming to water conservation strategies, Climate Smart Agriculture is reshaping our approach to food production. By harnessing technology and sustainable practices, we not only safeguard our planet but also ensure food security for future generations. Curious to delve deeper into the world of Climate Smart Agriculture? Explore insightful articles on our blog at 📚✨ https://lnkd.in/dmW7p_g2 #ClimateSmartAg #SustainableFarming #AgricultureInnovation #climateaction #saiwa
Climate Smart Agriculture Techniques| Greening the Fields
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