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| | | ... for entry deadline for consideration at the Banksia Awards is 15 December. For more information, click here. Meat and Livestock Australia sustainability frameworks and stakeholders manager Edwina Clowes noted that collective action across the meat industry ... |
| | | | ... supply chain and the emissions also, a large proportion of them are at the farm level, from agricultural production - livestock, fertiliser and land use, and there is a real need to have engagement on the deepest levels of supply chain," Richards said. ... |
| | | | ... 2018, eastern Australia remains a deforestation front. That will not change until we see rates of destruction go down." Livestock grazing and forestry clearing are the two biggest contributors to deforestation in Eastern Australia, Taylor said. With ... |
| | | | ... of native vegetation to protect the ecological value of the State significant wetlands. Achieved through a change in livestock management by moving from set stocking to rotational grazing as part of the project's activities. Improvement in water ... |
| | | | ... capital] factors," said Carlos Cacho, economist, UBS. "They took into account the damage to timber and forestry and livestock, but not land and water quality." There is a need for more holistic modelling and development of calculations to include damage ... |
| | | | ... surveyed are not providing evidence to show they're measuring or reporting on their greenhouse emissions, even though livestock production represents 14.5% of all greenhouse gas emissions globally and agriculture overall. The FAIRR Protein Producers ... |
| | | | ... wellbeing of people, animals and the environment," she said. "We have to focus on health of course, because we're a livestock industry, and we are also focusing on progress, which is about continuous improvement." The four themes also derive from the ... |
| | | | ... about material risks in the growing demand for animal protein and the overreliance on"unsustainable factory farming of livestock" to meet that demand, and cite a briefing, The future of food - the investment case for a protein shake up', produced by ... |
| | | | ... and Energy Efficiency, " intensive rotational grazing is a system of stock management that can reduce emissions from livestock, reduce the need for fertiliser, and increase the carbon content of soils and above-ground biomass. Examples include cell grazing ... |
| | | | ... using natural gas, which releases carbon dioxide, and because fertilizers emit nitrous oxide when applied to crops; livestock, which produce methane through digestion; and fuel combustion and electricity use. The report suggested several examples that ... |
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