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| | | ... there are some in common - carbon emissions related to vehicles, machinery and transport to and from farms, the use of fertilizer are all common, and also the other one is the opportunity that the ag sector has in relation to generating offsets that ... |
| | | | Rising affluence and changing preferences are reshaping food demand, and investors should reconsider the potential risks and rewards in the global food system's shifting landscape, according to a recent report from PGIM. The report, Food for Thought ... |
| | | | ... enough." In terms of going back to basics, Patel points to higher energy prices and their impacts on animal feed, fuel and fertilizer, but also highlights labour shortages, only partially attributable to barriers to immigration due to the COVID-19 pandemic. ... |
| | | | ... small impact in Australia in the short term because c it is very narrow in terms of the sector - cement, aluminum, fertilizer, iron and steel," Nelson said. "But the long term implications are for the precedent it sets for applying these things to business ... |
| | | | ... regenerative agricultural space, including changes in herd management, changes in energy usage, changes in crop production, fertilizer uses, native vegetation projects," Schultz said. "All of these areas have huge abatement potential, and the pathway ... |
| | | | ... hired an agronomist to create a biomap charting where soya successfully grew, therefore necessitating less chemical fertilizer, and where it didn't. "We did this in a nine hectare paddock, and we were able to save $3,300 in that nine hectare paddock ... |
| | | | ... coming out of the agricultural industry, the prices are set by the global market. There isn't an ability to say, 'well, fertilizer is up 7% this year, I'll look to get a 7% or more increase in price.' It doesn't happen that way.... It's going to be difficult ... |
| | | | The agricultural sector will be heavily impacted by effects of climate change, but a study of U.S. suppliers of tomatoes and potatoes shows a widely diverging capability to report on greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and identify areas of successful emissions ... |
| | | | ... such as establishing permanent plantings of native species, applying biochar to soil, managing livestock emissions and fertilizer management. The requirement that the project must not be mandated by law is a requirement that needs to be clarified, Anderson ... |
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