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| | | ... company that is pioneering non-invasive methane measurement technologies and point-of-care diagnostic breath devices for livestock. "Agscent's innovative technology is empowering farmers and industry stakeholders with real-time, actionable data-supporting ... |
| | | | ... launched the new offering, which will invest across sectors including rainfed and irrigated row cropping, horticulture, livestock, and related agriculture infrastructure. It will also seek to access environmental markets such as carbon and biodiversity ... |
| | | | ... investment of $100,000. The investment mandate has a clear target portfolio for type of farm exposure, across broadacre, livestock, irrigated cropping, horticulture, dairy and other, FarmCap said. Banks are often unable to fund future growth, expansion ... |
| | | | ... environment statistics Jonathon Khoo said this figure represents the estimated amount farmers saved by feeding their livestock things like grass growing on their land. Meanwhile, water provisioning - the supply of naturally occurring surface water taken ... |
| | | | ... ' former head of stewardship, Mayleah House, has moved over to a company that aims to cut methane from ruminant livestock using seaweed. Ethical Partners closed shop in August after seven years, selling its 15% stake in ACL and 15% stake in NobleOak. ... |
| | | | ... investing in production efficiency, energy efficiency, carbon sequestration in croplands and grasslands, and reducing livestock-based protein through dietary shifts, would reduce emissions from the sector by 45%. It would also combat poor nutrition ... |
| | | | ... planting trees; they include land management changes that promote regrowth of native vegetation, largely by reducing livestock numbers. But this form of carbon offset may not mitigate the actual amount of carbon they claim to represent. This raises questions ... |
| | | | ... that banks that are invested in agriculture, property, resources, and energy, are most exposed to nature-related risk. Livestock agriculture, with $47 billion of outstanding loans from leading Australian banks, is the subsector responsible for the biggest ... |
| | | | ... atmosphere, but their beef is carbon negative (climate positive) to the tune of 6.6t [tonnes] of CO2 buried for every tonne of livestock carried, after accounting for all emissions. "The land management techniques used by Carly and Grant have added 47,000 ... |
| | | | ... about supply chains. The farmer is telling the story about the impact on fresh fruit and veg and how heat is impacting livestock. The health worker is demonstrating what the science tells us - every degree of temperature increase has an increase in mortality ... |
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